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From: "bklungle" <bklungle@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: GNAT 3.09 vs 3.10 on Linux
Date: 1997/09/21
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Date: 1997-09-21T15:22:52-05:00
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I have been using 3.09 for the last 6 months on a system (about 22_000
lines). Compiles on Verdix also. On the 12th of Sep, I downloaded 3.10 and
installed it. The compilation phase took over twice as long as 3.09, and it
claimed there were circular package dependencies which no other compiler
mentioned. I traced them by hand and it seems to think any body arrivable
at more than once by tracing across specs and bodies is circular. This
trace appears to be wrong. It refuses to continue. I reinstalled 3.09 and
all is now well. Anybody seen similar??

bob