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From: Richard G. Hash <rgh@shell.com>
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In <3fbtgk$501@gnat.cs.nyu.edu> dewar@cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar) writes:
>
> Also, Keith says that it is as hard to look at a variable and know where
> it came from as [...]
> 
> Nonsense, the first question can be answered by a trivial tool, you should
> indeed be able to click on an identifier and have a window pop up with
> the declaration. [...]

Since this tool will be so "trivial", I hope you plan on including
it in the GNAT effort. Can we expect it by, oh, say, next month?

1/2 ;-)

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