Re: Ada source reformater : where ?

[kilgallen@eisner.decus.org (Larry Kilgallen)]

In article <586ti4$l9o@saturn.brighton.ac.uk>, je@bton.ac.uk (John English) writes:
> Gilles ZUNINO (vf@cal.univ-lille1.fr) wrote:
> : 	I'm new to that group and after looking at www.adahome.com
> : I was unable to get a free ada source reformater (like cb for C)
> 
> There's a simple one built into my Win95 IDE for GNAT (see my homepage,
> address in sig below...)
> 
> : Gilles ZUNINO		UNIX and Macintosh programmer
> 
> ...but if you're not running Win95/NT you can always port it to
> another system -- the source is included in the distribution file,
> but it's in Delphi (i.e. Pascal).

Thank you John, for mentioning that.  I had not considered most
possibilities in this area because they require installation of
what seem to me to be Unix-like tools which I do not have. I am
sure there are others who don't have Delphi but do have the full
array of Unix-like tools and/or the time to play with them.

I consume bandwidth with this message just to encourage all who
make offerings such as John to indicate in broad terms the types
of underlying assumptions made by the tools.  Even though the IDE
is for GNAT, my firm belief is that the Delphi-reformatted code
will go through the ObjectAda compiler (as well as my code goes
through any compiler :-).

Larry Kilgallen