ken@dali.gatech.edu (Ken Seefried iii) (10/08/90)
--- Does anyone know of a Postscript pretty printer for Ada code? I know about the APE macros for TeX, but we don't run TeX round here. Thanks... -- ken seefried iii ken@dali.gatech.edu "Vee haf veyz off making you talk...release da veasles..."
ssdtom@conan.Claremont.EDU (Tom Radi) (10/09/90)
The ADADL processor (commercially available, and with SIGNIFICANT educational discounts) performs a pretty printing of Ada code, as well as providing cross reference information etc. When you buy ADADL we also supply a post-processing program that interprets the ADADL output and converts to postscript. (The program interprets "Printronix" commands for bodface/underline etc. and converts to postscript. - that is the extent of the capability.) The resulting file can be sent to any postscript printer. You can e-mail me any other questions or requests for info. Tom Radi.
emery@linus.mitre.org (David Emery) (10/11/90)
>From: ssdtom@conan.Claremont.EDU (Tom Radi) >The ADADL processor (commercially available, and with SIGNIFICANT >educational discounts) performs a pretty printing of Ada code, >as well as providing cross reference information etc. Is anyone else getting tired of reading these advertisments? It seems like every time someone asks a tool question, someone posts a message about how ADADL solves that problem (and all others, too). How about a semi-policy: Please respond to such requests via email direct to the requestor, and let him summarize. Let's try to keep the commercial appeals down... dave emery emery@aries.mitre.org
mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman) (10/11/90)
In article <EMERY.90Oct10140638@aries.linus.mitre.org> emery@linus.mitre.org (David Emery) writes: > >Is anyone else getting tired of reading these advertisments? It seems >like every time someone asks a tool question, someone posts a message >about how ADADL solves that problem (and all others, too). > >How about a semi-policy: Please respond to such requests via email >direct to the requestor, and let him summarize. Let's try to keep the >commercial appeals down... Amen, amen! By the way - I got a packet of stuff from these folks and couldn't tell what the educational discount was... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prof. Michael Feldman Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science The George Washington University Washington, DC 20052 202-994-5253 mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------