Re: Need advice on reverse engineering Ada program.

["Jeff Creem" <jeff@thecreems.com>]

A tool like Rose might be nice....but at 20,000 lines ...unless is it poorly
written, it is pretty easy to figure it out on your own. In fact, with the
cost
of the Rational tools, if you do not already have a license, I suspect it
will not
be cost effective on such a small program.

Also look at
http://www.scitools.com/adapower_uada.html

I downloaded a demo once but I never really got a chance to try it out.


<cptanpanic@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I am currently employed in a job that has a 20,000 line Ada program
> that they want to figure out everything it does in order to test, and
> or replace.  What are some good software packages that can extract the
> functionality out of the source?  I have already looked at the Rational
> software package, and it seems to do this, anyone have any experience
> with using it in the manner?  Or do you know of something better?
> Thanks,
> Brian Wagener
>
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