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From: Gene Ouye <geneo@rational.please_no_unsolicited_mail.com>
Subject: Re: Tool for producing a cross-reference for global variables
Date: 1998/08/21
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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.

Do you need to produce a cross reference report or just traverse to the
references?  That information is directly available to you in Rational
Apex if your code has been compiled by the Apex compiler.  You will get
a window with all the references listed from which you can traverse to
the statements in question.  But I suspect that if you were using Apex
or had it available to you, you would already know that...

Gene Ouye <.g.e.n.e.o.@.r.a.t.i.o.n.a.l...c.o.m.>