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From: edward@igate1.hac.com (Ed Bruce)
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Subject: Re: a.tags ?
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 1995 16:17:48 -0600
Organization: Hughes Aircraft
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In article <3iqgao$jr5@bach.convex.com>, pelakh@convex.com (Boris Pelakh) wrote:

> I remeber seeing once a program that would generate emacs or vi compatible
> tags files from Ada source. I just looked at wuarchive and ajpo and couldn't
> find it. Does such a beast indeed exist, and if so, where can I find it ?
> 

I use the etags command that comes with the latest version of emacs-19. It
does a decent job.

Ed Bruce