Re: Looking for an Ada project

[dennison@telepath.com]

In article <7fpk8g$qtm$1@front4.grolier.fr>,
  "Sham" <shameemg@club-internet.fr> wrote:
> You know, I think that if someone sees only the bad side of things in what
> others say, THEY unconsciously have the problem they see in others' words.
> May be you're a jack in Ada, but concerning discersion, you've still got a
> long way to go.

Folks in c.l.a. tend to be a very suspicious lot, especially around finals
time. Trust me, if you hung out here for several years like Marin has, you
would be that way too.

For that reason, along with many others, it is usually best to include a good
explanation of *why* you want the information when you post a very general
question.

But enough of the silly lectures. You can find loads of Ada source code to
look over on the semi-official Ada homepage ( http://www.adahome.com ), and
on David Botton's web page as mentioned in another post. Also the sources for
Gnat are freely available, but being a compiler based on gcc there are other
languages involved (C, assembly). My OpenToken package (
http://www.telepath.com/dennison/Ted/OpenToken/OpenToken.html ) has a rather
interesting use of dynamic dispatching to perform lexical analysis, but it is
just a set of packages, not a complete program.

There's lots more out there. But without knowing your motives, its tough to
tell what would work for your needs and what won't.

--
T.E.D.

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