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script phase and its relation to compilation

In our ada compiler that we have integrated (mostly) with PB we do dependencies a bit differently than c does. In most cases the c rules work ok for us, but sometimes we get cases where we have to manually touch some of the source files to get PB to recompile all the files that are required.

so what we thought would be an acceptable kludge is to put a script phase in the project template that as the first phase in the project so that it would determine what needed recompilation and then touch the source files that need to be recompiled due to a change in a spec file (kind of like c's header in some ways but like code in others). problem is when you do this, the compilation phase seems to decide what needs recompiled before it gets to our script phase (which is first phase).

Are we interpreting what we are seeing correct (is the recompilations computed before the first phase)?

if so is there a way short of hacking the jambase to get our script phase done before the dependencies are computed?

if not can we call a shell script from jambase if we need to so we can patch in a call to our script in the jambase before it computes what files need recompiled?

thanks jim
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