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From: Richard Riehle <rriehle@nunic.nu.edu>
Subject: Re: Perl script to show dependencies
Date: 1996/10/20
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On 10 Oct 1996, Robert Dewar wrote:

> Rolf said
> 
> "The following is a simple minded perl-script which analyses Ada files
> and generates a spreadsheet of the dependencies between the Ada units.
> I wrote it, because I wanted to know about the relation between several
> units before reorganizing a project."
> 
> Wouldn't it be better to use the dependency information in the ali files,
> because then you would pick up inlining and generic body dependencies as
> well.

  But not all ada programs are compiled under GNAT, so .ali files 
  might not be a portable use of Rolf's Perl script.

  Richard Riehle