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From: Samuel Tardieu <sam@ada.eu.org>
Subject: Re: Latex and ADA
Date: 1998/05/18
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>>>>> "Ramon" == Ramon Costa-Castell� <costa@ioc.upc.es> writes:

Ramon> Hye, Does anyone know any Package which allow to include ADA
Ramon> files into a LaTeX document ?

I haven't seen such a beast, but you could probably build one easily
starting from:

  - CAML (a programming language) has a LaTeX package that stores the
    CAML commands into a separate file, execute them and generates
    other files to be included in the document (you don't want to
    execute Ada code, but you may want to automatically trigger the
    use of a pretty-printer that will pretty-print your code)

  - a2ps (http://www.inf.enst.fr/~demaille/a2ps.html) that can
    pretty-print Ada; it could replace the execution of CAML

  Sam
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