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Date: 22 Feb 93 22:17:40 GMT
From: darwin.sura.net!mlb.semi.harris.com!dw3g!smccoy@gatech.edu  (Scott McCoy)
Subject: Re: ADA CODING RULES
Message-ID: <1993Feb22.221740.21607@mlb.semi.harris.com>
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Michael Hagerty wrote:
|> If you do find a tool which enforces the rules and, optionally, the
|> added
|> recommendations, let me know where I can get it.
|>   

I just remembered another tool.  

Try Xinotech Research, Inc. at (612) 379-3844.  
My POC is Michael O'Connor, the director of marketing.  

The tool is called the Xinotech Program Composer.  From the
glossy propoganda:

	Xinotech presently supports the following languages:
	Ada, CMS-2, CMS-2M, Pascal, Modula-2, Plus, COBOL85,
	Ryan-MacFarland COBOL, and SQL.  Xinotech also
	supports the following PDL's:  ADADL, Byron, HOOD ODS,
	and the VLSI/VHSIC hardware design language VHDL.

	The Composer runs on a variety of platforms.  This
	include Sun (Sun/3, Sun/4, and SPARC), HP and Apollo
	workstations, DEC VAX/VMS machines, Mac A/UX, and the
	IBM PS/2, AT, XT and compatibles running MS-Windows 3.0.
	The Composer supports X-Windows, Motif, and Open Look.
	Furture versions are planned for OS/2, DEC ULTRIX, and
	others.

My literature is a bit old, so there may be more.
-- 
Scott McCoy	Harris ISD	Opinions expressed are my own.
Staff Eng - SW	Internet: 	smccoy@dw3g.ess.harris.com