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GNAT-GPS(1)		       GPS User's Guide			   GNAT-GPS(1)

NAME
       gnat-gps - The GNAT Programming System

SYNOPSIS
       gnat-gps

DESCRIPTION
       GPS,  the  GNAT Programming System, is a cutting-edge Free Software IDE
       that streamlines the interaction between developers and their software.
       With  its  intuitive  interface, GPS is easy to use, simplifying source
       navigation and highlighting the fundamental ideas in  the  program.  By
       displaying  core	 application  structures, such as call graphs, program
       entity graphs, and project dependencies, GPS facilitates	 the  develop‐
       ment  of systems. GPS helps construct reliable code while providing the
       same interface and behavior across a variety of platforms. Designed  by
       programmers  for	 programmers, GPS is a new kind of IDE that offers the
       experience of designing software in a uniquely comfortable environment.

SEE ALSO
       gnat(1)

AUTHOR
       The GNAT Programming System has been written and is maintained  by  Ada
       Core Technologies and ACT Europe. If you are interested in getting com‐
       mercial support for this software,  please  contact  sales@gnat.com  or
       sales@act-europe.fr.

       This  manual  page has been written by Ludovic Brenta <ludovic@ludovic-
       brenta.org> for Debian GNU/Linux.

GNU Ada Tools			  01 DEC 2003			   GNAT-GPS(1)

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