Ada95 parser location

[Richard F Weber]

FYI: I've worked on an Ada parser (sorry for the really late
response to all).  It can be found on Source Forge at:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/adaparse/

I've got a very basic package put together that combines
directions, a basic parser (not totally working) and a source
code highlighter.

Feel free to download it and take a look.  I'm up to my neck in
other obligations though.  I think by fall I should be able to
pick up development on it again though.

Of course if there are any volunteers who want to pick it up and
run let me know.

--Rich

>I don't work at Red Hat anymore, but my experience with CAS
suggests 
>that stopped really doing any work with Source-Navigator two
years ago. 
>I would not count on being able to get any of their parsers.
They were 
>also rather upset with the fact that Source-Navigator opened
its source.
>
>I don't know what to tell you about an Ada 95 parser. If you
have a 
>compiler and source to it, it would take some work, but you
could modify 
>your compiler to generate SN databases.
>
>On Tuesday, August 7, 2001, at 08:53  AM, Leland R Snelson
wrote:
>
>> Sorry if this is a duplicate, but I didn't start receiving
the digests
>> until the day after I first attemped this.
>>
>> Please point me to Ada parser resources for source navigator.
I've found
>> a few references to it in searches but no difinitive
location.  Also, I
>> sent mail to CAS inquiring about their add-in for srcNav.  No
response.
>> Don't they want to sell it?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
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