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From: WhiteR@CRPL.Cedar-Rapids.lib.IA.US (Robert S. White)
Subject: Re: Any free Ada source code analyzer's avail. ?
Date: 1996/05/29
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In article <4ofara$t68@theopolis.orl.mmc.com>, KevinJ.Cronin says...
>
>I'm looking for a "free" tool that will do some basic design analysis 
>on Ada source code.  In particular a tool that will do things like:
>
>1.  count the number of types, objects, subprogram declarations, etc.
>    in a compilation unit.
>2. identify the number of simple types (Integer, Float) and 
>    complex types (record, array) in a compilation unit. 
>3. count the number of imported types, constants, subprograms 
>    actually used in a compilation unit.
>
>UNIX based would be nice but PC based would be fine too.
>
>Can anyone help?
>
>kcronin@polaris.mmc.orl.com

  Not free, but the Ada Analyzer (LittleTree Consulting?) available from 
Rational as a layered APEX product does exactly what you want.  Its even UNIX 
based.

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