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From: laurentau@aol.com (Laurentau)
Subject: Source files organisation using gnat
Date: 1997/06/30
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Hello.

I am a very beginer to gnat. I used Alsys (now Aonix) at work. It uses a
library concept. So, I am used to work this way: our sources are in an
Unix tree with several levels.

When I had a look at gnat, the first thing that I saw was... a lot of
files in the same directory (adainclude). I don't know how to say without
hurting people but if I program this way at work, I may get beaten to
death by my quality manager ;-)

Can someone tell me how they organized there development tree ?

Thanks in advance.

L. Aufrechter