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Subject: Re: I have gnat 13.1.0 on my M1 Mac; I'd like to have my own Ada+GNAT
 *.ad[sb] library files, where are they?
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> Simon Wright writes: 
> $ gnatkr ada.sequential_io.ads 
> a-sequio.ads 

Simon, Keith, Jere:

Yes, the crunched names are annoying.  Too bad that they seem to be required even now...

I'm now writing a Perl script (later to be converted to Ada) which does the "unkrunch" :-)

Seems like a missing utility for humans to use Ada :-)

Thanks,
Ken