Re: A tool to count lines in Ada programs

[kahn@ambra.drcoffsite.com (Larry Kahn)]

In article <3j1mrf$qps@longwood.cs.ucf.edu>, crutchfi@longwood.cs.ucf.edu says...
>
>Ellis Hardin (eehuc@uno.edu) wrote:
>: Come On!
>:       Obviously, not everyone here is using the same OS. However, we're
>: all probably using Ada. If you can't write your own Ada program to count
>: the number of lines in a text file (containing, say, an ADA PROGRAM), you're
>: not worth your weight in salt.
>
>: -- 
>: -- Ellis Hardin, eehuc@uno.edu, University of New Orleans
>
>I don't think it is lines (cr/lf) that is of interest to everyone. Some 
>peaple want the number of Ada Constructs used. They would also like 
>these grouped into meaningful categories (executive, declarative, full
>line comments, in-line comments, blank lines ect...). Even though I fill 
>in general most should still be able to write a program to do this , I 
>don't think it whould be productive. I have the ability to write a 
>compiler; but no doubt would rather have one purchased rather than use
>a home grown one.
>
>crutchfi@longwood.cs.ucf.edu Richard CrutchfielD
>


we make AdaMAT that does this and much much more.....

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