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Francesco Bochicchio wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> due to coding standards which  were not enforced when someone else coded,
> I now have to split the packages of a 20000 LOC ADA program, putting a
> single procedure per file (using the separate clause).
> 
> While this is not a very big work. it would be nice t find some tool to
> help in this task.
> 
> Alternatively, I was tinking to prepare some script myself (Python + some
> parser library ). In this case, it would help to have  ADA grammar rules
> written in yacc-style or similar. This could also be useful in similar
> situation in the future.

I'm not sure that this got posted

http://www.adaic.org/standards/95lrm/grammar9x.y

Used to be easy to find the YACC Ada 95 Grammar but there are so many 
dead links for it now it certainly clouds things a bit. I am not even 
sure this is the "best" one.