Re: Source code representation

[Ted Dennison <dennison@telepath.com>]

In article <3A228D7F.2E2EB8ED@averstar.com>,
  Tucker Taft <stt@averstar.com> wrote:

> For example, with the compilers based on
> the AverStar AdaMagic front end (Green Hills and Aonix),
> there is a "registration" step which creates a map between
> source code and Ada unit name.  This is optional if you compile
> in the "right" order, but if you want to compile in a random
> order, you need to initialize the "UNIT.MAP" file.  Note that
> both of these compilers come with their own integrated development
> environment, which may more or less hide this requirement by
> bundling it in with the notion of adding source files/directories
> to a "project" or equivalent.

Typically there is also some way to "mass register" a group of files.
Once that is done, the process is little different from the user's point
of view than it is with Gnat.

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