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SteveD wrote:
> programming language sensitive spell checker?  Actually GNAT already does
> some of what is required since it often suggests that the variable you
> selected is perhaps some other variable misspelled.

I love that. Compare this with VisualC++, which reports a missing } on 
the end of a class as an error somewhere in the next header file.