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From: mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman)
Subject: Re: File Name Rules
Date: 1996/07/10
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Date: 1996-07-10T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <4ruegk$42b@catapult.gatech.edu>,
Daniel J <gt7693d@acmex.gatech.edu> wrote:
>Fellow Ada programmers,
>I am working on some software that I want to compile with two compilers:
>Alsys Activada (Windows 3.11) and GNAT 3.05 (Linux).  The problem I'm having 
>is GNAT asks for the full compilation unit name, while ActivAda wants a
>shortened name. I don't want to go through and change all the file names,
>around 200 files, sheez.  I've looked, but are you familiar with GNAT enough
>to tell/point me further?? Like some command line option (-gnatv)..?

I think Activada is not particular about the filenames, so you can
use gnatchop to make copies that will have the standard GNAT 8+3 krunched
names.

See gnatinfo.txt for info on gnatchop. You can easily write a script
to go through a directory and gnatchop everything in it.

Mike Feldman