Re: Compile to Listing

[Robert Dewar <robert_dewar@my-deja.com>]

In article <953222472.361276@srv1.space.net.au>,
  "version_x" <version_x@hotmail.com> wrote:
> does anyone know exactly what compile to listing does, and
> wether or not it's on the linux ver of gnat and if not, what
> could i do that would produce
> a similar effect?


Here is what you can do. Read the part of the GNAT documentation
that lists the compiler options (this option does of course
exist on all versions of GNAT). A simple way to get a summary
listing is simply to say gnatmake with no arguments. You can
really help yourself a lot by being familiar with all the
compiler options for GNAT, there are many of them, and many
of them can be useful during all phases of using GNAT, from
tiny course assignments to million line projects.

hint: what letter does listing start with :-)


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