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From: kkrieser.ionet.net@send_spam_to.cyberpromo.com (Kevin Krieser)
Subject: Re: Rational Apex Question
Date: 1997/09/07
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In message <340d968b.165641@news.rmi.de> - hilgend@rmi.de (Oliver
Hilgendorf)Wed, 03 Sep 1997 17:13:12 GMT writes:
:>
:>To analyze our source code (several subsystems with about 10.000
:>modules) with logiscope's Ada Analyzer, I need a list of all files in
:>compilation sequence (specs first, then bodies, called subroutines
:>before calling units, etc.). Is there a way to generate this list
:>(maybe with the Apex analyzer).

I don't know whether it is officially provided, but we got a compilation order
utility from Rational for our Solaris version that will generate a compilation
order for a given program.  We use it to generate the VADS compilation for
SCO.


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