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From: "Georg D�hmen" <gdoehmen@debis.com>
Subject: Ada83 Package Name Expander
Date: 1998/10/21
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Hello,
I have to deal with automatically/tool generated Ada83 sources (mainly
global specs), which are full of USE clauses and an ambiguous data type
naming convention, that is impossible to clean up e.g. with global
replacement (I like my sed :-)
What I unsuccessfully was looking for
(Internet-/Intranet-/CD-ROM-repositories), is an analyzer/code
formatter, that takes all sources and expands every occurence of an
imported data type to the fully qualified naming
("package-name.data-type").
In a previous project, I once used a tool named ada.expand within the
CCC ADE (Concurrent Computer Corporation ...), but that was part of the
ADE.
Who knows...and tells me ?

Ciao,
Georg Doehmen.