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From: Mike Ibarra <ibarra@mccabe.com>
Subject: Gnat 2.06 Ada95 (unix) File format????
Date: 1996/06/12
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In my brief experience with this Ada95 Compiler, it seems that it expects
certain file formats.  Are physical files limited to one compilation unit 
per file?  It doesn't seem to like it when there is a spec, body and proc 
all in the same physical file.  Is there a way around this?

Also on user defined inherited packages,
    i.e., PACKAGE mypack.childpack.newpack IS,

The compiler seems to expect the physical file name to match the actual package
name.  Is this true as well, or is there any way around this?

Any information would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you in advance,
-- 
Mike Ibarra