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"Dmitry A. Kazakov" <mailbox@dmitry-kazakov.de> writes:

> It is still deeply confusing to me. Does it mean that Interfaces must
> be the list of all source file from all projects?
>
> The case is:
>
> with "A.gpr";
> with "B.gpr";
> ...
> with "Z.gpr";
>
> library project Foo is
>    for Source_Files use (); -- No own sources, to stress the point
>    for Library_Kind use "static";
>    for Library_Standalone use "encapsulated"; -- ??
>    for Library_Auto_Init use "true"; -- ??
>    for Library_Interface use (<things-to-be-visible-are-outside>);
>    for Interface use (<what?>);
> end Foo;

I'm sorry, I really don't understand this either.

Tool documentation really needs to have use cases and the solutions that
the tool offers.

Or perhaps "It looks as though you're trying to build a standalone
library ..." :-)