Re: How to leave .ali files in original library?

[Per Sandberg <per.sandberg@bredband.net>]

I dropped emacs and "emacs Ada-mode" several years ago  and the main 
reason was that that environment where only toys compared to the power 
of the .gpr-files in combination with GPS.

However on win32 I count:
  "notepad" as a great editor to write 2 line batch scripts in
and
  ".bat" as a great language as long as the file is less then 5 lines.

I think emacs is great in a much larger scope and it is a very powerful 
tool.
But when the task is to produce larger systems in Ada, I haven't seen 
anything that is even comparable with the combination .gpr-files and 
GPS, and it works fine for "hello_world" as well.


/Per

On 03/10/2011 10:36 AM, localhost@example.org wrote:
> On 2011-03-10, Ludovic Brenta<ludovic@ludovic-brenta.org>  wrote:
>> localhost@example.org wrote on comp.lang.ada:
>>> Thanks...I would like to avoid using project files
>>
>> Why?
>
> One less thing to learn, if emacs Ada-mode gets the job done (so far!) I try
> to avoid learning non-transferable bits as much as I can.
>
>>> but I haven't worked on a big Ada project yet so I don't know if it's
>> possible.
>>
>> You can use project files on small projects, too.  They are very nice.
>
> I'll see how it goes as I get further along with Ada. Thanks for your help!
>