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From: "Alex R. Mosteo" <devnull@mailinator.com>
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Subject: Re: Learning Ada but missing the basics?
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2008 17:54:55 +0200
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Pascal Obry wrote:

> ryan k a écrit :
>> Could anyone point me to an SVN repository for a good, well written
>> open source Ada application?
> 
> Look at AWS and Templates_Parser code. I have put lot of efforts to be
> sure the code is clean, documented and readable. It uses many Ada
> features even some Ada 2005 ones (interfaces, object.method notation,
> anonymous access...).
> 
>     https://libre.adacore.com/aws/
> 
> If you are adventurous do not hesitate to have a look at the GNAT code
> itself. It is quite large but really clean.
> 
> You'll see that on those projects the code quality and style is uniform
> in all the sources. This makes a project easier to maintain by a group
> of people. No one own (by using weird style for example where other
> developers do not feel comfortable) a part of the code. This to say that
> there is no ONE good style but most importantly a style must be
> followed, uniformity is more important to me.

In this regard, gnat style switches are truly useful. I find I've added quite a
few over time to my defaults.