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From: Matthew Heaney <matthew_heaney@acm.org>
Subject: Re: javadoc => adadoc?
Date: 1998/08/01
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nelson@blaze-net.com writes:

> Are there any tools, public or otherwise, which can document an Ada
> program like Sun's javadoc?  I perused the usual Ada web sites, but
> didn't see anything (but there are a couple Ada html related tools).

I don't know if it supports the kind of documentation you have in mind,
but GRASP (I don't have the URL handy) provides a graphical display of
program structure.