Re: ALI File Format Description

On Dec 19, 2005, at 8:30 PM, Chris Sparks wrote:

> Yes it is separate and downloadable.  Check out Libre's website.

It seems that ASIS is unlikely for me.  I do have perl and graphviz  
already.

Since there is little chance my employer organization will read this,  
let me vent why this is so.  We are running Redhat 7.3, gcc 2.8.1,  
Gnat 3.15 and GTK 1.x.  We have been this way since the project  
started.  They other developers still use GVD.  I am the only GPS  
user and that is an old version.  I can't run the newer versions of  
GPS for some reason, I believe GTK.

The project has changed ownership.  The new corporation has dropped  
the number of developers, like you would expect since we're now in  
maintenance mode. They are full of steam about CMMI, processes and  
procedures including security.  All outside contact will be cut off  
the Linux boxes and there is talk about "inventory" on the Linux  
machines to see who has what installed.

We do have a support contract with ACT, recently renewed, but I stand  
little chance in having management obtain ASIS until they are ready  
for the "great upgrade" they've been promising us.

On the other hand, they do pay well.  So, I'm stuck using the tools I  
have.

Later e-mails talk about perl and python and that's what I'll try.   
I'll save ASIS for another day in the far future.


>> On Dec 19, 2005, at 6:27 PM, Chris Sparks wrote:
>>
>>> Have you tried to use ASIS instead?
>>
>>
>> While I believe I could get much more info thru ASIS it has two   
>> drawbacks.  a) steep learning curve, b) I don't know if my  
>> employer  has it.     Isn't ASIS a separate product now?  I want  
>> to play with  this over the holiday and am not at work.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Robert Love wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've got it in my head that I could parse the ".ali" file and  
>>>> feed  it  to graphviz and make some nice pictures my employers  
>>>> want me  to do by  hand.  I can figure out only a little of the  
>>>> format of  the library  file.  Is the format documented  
>>>> anywhere?  I've tried  reading lib- writ.adb but that is not  
>>>> really descriptive.
>>>>
>>>> All advice appreciated.
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