Re: Access procedure to pointer

[Stephen Leake <Stephe.Leake@nasa.gov>]

Sebastien Morand <seb.morand@gmail.com> writes:

> There is so many packages in my adainclude directory, that make me
> sick not to know what is inside ;-)

You could read the .ads files. They are well written and concise. I
don't see what other form of documentation would be much better. 

You mention javadoc in another post. That's just a massaged form of
comments and code from java source code. In java, that makes sense,
because there is no separation of interface from implementation (no
analogy of .ads vs .adb). So reading the java source files is tedious
and confusing, if all you want is a list of functions you could call.

For Ada, that's simply not necessary; .ads files serve the same
purpose, without needing a separate tool. 

You _know_ the .ads files are accurate (the code parts, anyway :) and
up-to-date; you don't know that with javadoc output.

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-- Stephe