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Query to ASIS users :

The =93 Asis Asis.Ada_Environments =94 specification file does not
document the =93 Parameters =94 argument. Searching the web about it, I've
found a documentation called =93 ASIS for GNAT =94, here :
http://www.gnu-darwin.org/www001/src/ports/devel/asis/work/asis-3.15p-src/d=
ocumentation/asis_rm.txt

This document list some parameters in the =93 =A7 Parameters of
Asis.Ada_Environments.Associate Procedure =94

I just wonder if these are standard parameter or ASIS-for-GNAT
specific parameters.

Sure I'm not the only one interested in such a question :p