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From: mcriley@BIX.com (mcriley on BIX)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Ada Quality & Style Pretty Printer
Date: 24 Sep 94 13:53:22 GMT
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Summary: Where can I find one?
Keywords: Pretty Printer
Date: 1994-09-24T13:53:22+00:00
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My employer is belatedly trying to establish an Ada programming standard
and I'm pushing for the SPC's Ada Quality and Style.  One tool we need to
support that though is a pretty printer.  I'm trying to track down such
a beast that acknowledges supporting AQ&S recommendations and would
appreciate any pointers.

In going through some old AdaIC newsletters I found a couple references,
including one to GammaTech of Ithaca, NY, but I don't know if there
have been some newer products released since then.  While PD may be
okay, my employer is much more comfortable with commercial products
in that one can usually expect some maintenance and support.

Thanks much.

Marc A. Criley