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"Wannabe h4x0r" <chris@dont.spam.me> wrote in message
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>> RTL. i.e. GCCs internal representation tokens. As far as I know, there is
> not a single line of C code anywhere in the GNAT source code "proper".
> I could be mistaken, but I dont think I am.
>
> Chris

Where is Robert when you need him..Download the gnat source code and take a
look...There are certainly some
.c files that are part of what I would consider the GNAT portion of
GCC..Mostly in the area of the interface to the
various OS runtime services... Not a lot them...But there are some there..

Watch sometime especially during the build phase where you do a make with a
target of gnatlib and you
will see a few.