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From: srouse@iastate.edu (srouse)
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Subject: what are the created ~b files when using -g with gnatmake
Date: 16 Jul 2003 08:59:07 -0700
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when I do a gnatmake with the -g option for debugging it creates new
~b*.adb, ~b*.ads, ~b*.ali, and ~b*.o files.  I was wondering what
these files are and how they are used when debugging the ada program?

Thanks for the help!
Shawn