## Creating a New Project

There are several ways to create a new project file using “undada”. Of course you can use the graphical interface of Understand for Ada to first create your project, but here we will examine a few ways to do it from the command line.

To create a new, empty, project called sample.uda:

    undada -create_95 -db myproject

This example creates a database populated with the Standard library for Ada 95. The resulting database, myproject.uda, can then be used in the analysis of Ada 95 source code. Use -create_83 instead of -create_95 if you have entirely Ada 83 source code. Use -create_95 if you have a mixed Ada 93/Ada 95 project.

Tip: To save space, specify the Ada 83 option if you have only Ada 83 code. The Ada 95 library is six times larger.

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