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Date: 2012-02-27T08:43:25-05:00
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On 2012-02-27 08:08, Ludovic Brenta wrote:

> I would keep the library project file unchanged and create one project
> file for both the tests and the benchmark:
>
> with "lib.gpr";
> project Main is
>     for Source_Dirs use ("tests", "benchmarks");
>     for Main use ("test", "benchmark");
> end Main;
>
> You load main.gpr in GPS.

That's an interesting idea, thanks. I've done something similar in other 
cases where I configured a project to use the test program as the "main" 
program even though the real purpose of the project was to build a 
library. This is the same idea except 1) the library is in its own 
project (which I like) and 2) the main project has two main programs.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Peter