[Emacs-ada-mode] Project files and multiple main programs
Jean-Pierre Rosen
rosen at adalog.fr
Tue Aug 22 04:33:38 PDT 2006
Ludovic Brenta a écrit :
> I understand that this may not be what Jean-Pierre wants, which is to
> avoid the need for project files entirely. In my situation, I prefer to
> use project files for two reasons: (1) I don't like the default
> behaviour of gnat, especially the lack of range checks,
But compilation options can be put in .adp file
> and (2) I like
> to separate my object files from my source files.
>
So do I, but for my own projects I use my own small environment (that
works with .adp files!). It is liberally inspired from VMS' ACS, and is
thus called GCS. I never released it, because I never had the time to
make it "release quality", but if people are interested, I'd gladly send
it... Actually, I am interested in knowing if there is a "market" for
this. Some features:
Command line and interactive interface.
Notion of linked libraries, parent libraries, promotion
Simple queries on the library
Separate "compile" and "recompile" commands.
Automatic copy of the source in the library.
and more...
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