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From: "Rego, P." <pvrego@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Converting a simple makefile in a GPS project.
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> It is true that GPS has more advanced interactive GUI stuff than Emacs
> Ada mode. I haven't tried it recently; I have recently tried Eclipse
> (for Java), and I understand it's similar. I find all that eye candy
> just gets in my way :). But some of the context sensitive menus are
> nice; a list of parameters for a subprogram is helpful (although I'm not
> clear how it handles overloaded programs).

I also tried gnatbench (plugin for Eclipse), but I yet think GPS is more mature than it, but sure it gives a good Ada flavor in Eclipse.