You might want to take a look at the RainCode Roadmap
(http://www.raincode.com/AdaRoadmap.htm). It generates html pages with the
whole source code, annotated by hyperlinks on every variable, function,
package, etc., cross-references and a number of metrics. On the website,
you'll find an example of the roadmap on the GNAT sources.

Debbie

"Ted Dennison" <dennison@telepath.com> wrote in message
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> "erreur" <rogspr@newdeal.ch> wrote in message
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> > try AdaDoc (free under GPL licence)!
> ...
> > Release 2 of AdaDoc would be available in July 2002.
> > will support this points and add the following features:
> > � Different format output (html, LaTeX, docBook.)
>
> I'd highly suggest texinfo. That way it could be used with GNU
> projects, which require texinfo documentation.
>
>
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