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From: "Andre' C. Coulter" <andre.c.coulter@lmco.com>
Subject: Re: Tool for producing a cross-reference for global variables
Date: 1998/08/19
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McCabe and Associates has a tool called battlemap that will do what you
asked.

Others are available as well.  But I know battlemap produces this
information.
Andre' Coulter



Rush Kester wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for a tool to producing a cross-reference of where, in a set
> of Ada units, objects declared in package specifications or bodies (aka
> variables) are referenced (assigned or read).
> 
> Does anyone know where such a tool is available?  Alternative the
> location of a similar tool that I could modify to this purpose.
> 
> Thanks, Rush Kester
> P.S.  I know that global variables are "poor style."  I didn't write the
> code, I'm just trying to understand it!
> --
> Rush Kester
> Software System Engineer
> email:  rush.kester@jhuapl.edu
> AdaSoft at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab.
> voice: (240) 228-3030 (M-F 9am to 5pm EST)