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Subject: Re: Import Python library into an Ada package?
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As a side note, there is a cool utility called DePlo ( https://sites.google.com/site/depplot/ , sources here : https://launchpad.net/deplo ) that creates a dependency graph of Ada units from the .ali files that GNAT produces when building a project.
This graph is in the Graphviz's DOT format.
And indeed, graphviz is not specific to Python. The sources are in C, and the Web site mentions bindings to: guile, perl, python, ruby, C#, tcl .