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From: "Pascal Obry" <pascal.obry@der.edfgdf.fr>
Subject: Re: Using the SDS SingleStep Debugging Suite for Ada???
Date: 1998/07/21
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Robert Dewar a �crit dans le message ...
>
>I don't know this particular tool, but if it works for C, then presumably
>it uses the standard system debugging formats.
>
>An advantage of the GNAT debugging approach is that it is easy to interface
with
>
>such tools. GNAT generates output in standard system debugging format,
together
>with encodings that fully describe Ada structures not directly descriabable
in C.
>These encodings can be used in two ways
>
>a) an Ada aware debugger like GNAT or SGI Workshop can use these debuggers
to
                                                         ^^^^^^
Robert meant GDB there.

Pascal.