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From: Dana Holland <dana@nav.cc.tx.us>
Subject: newbie problem - how to
Date: 1998/11/06
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For a class I'm taking, we're supposed to make a modification to an
existing Ada program.  I've been able to do that just fine - my problem
is with getting the program to compile on GNAT.  The instructor gave us
step-by-step instructions to compile, but it appears that one of the
commands is perhaps mistyped.  The first step is to create a library
with the following command:
amklib adalib

The system doesn't understand that command.  Does that look familiar to
anyone?  I can go on and attempt to compile my specification, body, and
main program segments, but it tells me that "buftask.ali is missing" -
and I'm assuming  .ali is a library (haven't been able to find that in
the documentation yet).

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