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From: dewar@gnat.com
Subject: Re: Tool for producing a cross-reference for global variables
Date: 1998/08/22
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Rush Kester says

<<I'm looking for a tool to producing a cross-reference of where, in a set
of Ada units, objects declared in package specifications or bodies (aka
variables) are referenced (assigned or read).

Does anyone know where such a tool is available?  Alternative the
location of a similar tool that I could modify to this purpose.

Thanks, Rush Kester
P.S.  I know that global variables are "poor style."  I didn't write the
code, I'm just trying to understand it!
>>

gnatf will provide more or less the information you want. GNAT 3.11b, now
available in beta form to our customers, and to be released to our
customers very shortly in final form has a new utility gnatxref which
will do exactly what you want. So if you are currently a supported
ACT customer, you should contact report@gnat.com with your customer
number to get details on how to obtain and use this utility.


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