Re: Specific use of GNAT style checking

[Pascal Obry <p.obry@wanadoo.fr>]

Herv� Bitteur <Herve.Bitteur@France.Sun.COM> writes:

> Hello,
> 
> I personally like the compiler (GNAT) ability to check the style
> consistency across a whole bunch of Ada source files. I use flags such
> as -gnatg to check conformance to GNAT style.

You should not use -gnatg but -gnaty.

> However, I also reuse other Ada components for which I have no intention
> to modify the code, even at just the layout level. But these components
> may get (re)compiled because of some dependency on my code, for generic
> instantiation for example.

Just compile the library (before compiling your code) without the -gnaty
switch?

Pascal.

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