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From: laurentau@aol.com (Laurentau)
Subject: Source files organisation using gnat: more...
Date: 1997/07/02
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Hello.

I am afraid the answers are not compatible with my constraints: about 3000
files and a lot of lines of code in ;-).

Of course, the Unix grep command does not work in this context:
grep a_symbol *
I get something like:
Are you crazy ? There are too much files in that ### directory !

I agree this can work on a medium size project but even using variables is
not a good solution for me. 1000 directories is not compatible with
variables...

Thanks for usable solutions...

L. Aufrechter