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From: Mats Weber <Mats.Weber@elca-matrix.ch>
Subject: Emacs Ada code navigation tools
Date: 1998/09/09
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Date: 1998-09-09T00:00:00+00:00
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In the good old days, I was using DEC Ada with the LSE editor and the compiler
generated analysis output that told the editor where the declaration of each
occurrence of an identifier was. I just had to press ctrl-D on any identifier,
and it automatically took me to the declaration. There were many other useful
functions such as list all uses of a given declaration, etc.

Now I am using Emacs (which I find better than LSE in some respects, and worse
in others, but let's not discuss that).

Is there an equivalent tool for Emacs/Xemacs/GNAT (maybe compiler independent,
but then probably overloading will not be treated correctly) ?