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From: olavip@kaarne.cs.tut.fi (Poutanen Olavi)
Subject: Re: Choosing C++ instead of Ada
Date: 1996/10/28
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Jim Hopper asked

>olavip@kaarne.cs.tut.fi (Poutanen Olavi) writes:
>
>> You will find there descriptions of TBGEN (a test harnessing tool for unit
>> testing) and TCMON (a code coverage/execution profiling tool). There are
>> descriptions of some our C/C++ test tools as well...
>
>Do you support gnat??  Your web page doesnt say.
>
>jim

Haven't tried it (yet). As TBGEN and TCMON are all written in
'vanilla' Ada 83, there should be no special problems with it
(unless gnat's unit/file naming conventions bring some work...)

- Olavi
(http://www.testwell.sci.fi)