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From: tconiam@aol.com (TConiam)
Subject: Re: Pretty Printer for Ada 95?
Date: 1998/05/22
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>NAPP itself is written in Pascal as I recall...

The NASA Ada Pretty Printer is written in Ada83.  I can try to dig out the
source.  I do remember that there was an unsupplied tool used to create the
state transition tables used in the parser.  NAPP may be a start for an Ada95
Pretty Printer, but then so would the parser in  GNAT.  And GNAT is better
documented and current!

Todd Coniam