Re: no rule to make target gnatlib_and_tools

["christov" <christov@mac.com>]

That's very odd.  It usually works fine for me on, say, RH 9.0.

The top-level configure output is fairly short.  It should say which
directories (targets) the build is configured for.  It should also let
you know if it can not find the Ada-enabled gcc.  GNAT 3.15p must be
before any other compiler in your PATH to use it.  Since FSF gcc 3.3
was deemed good enough to bootstrap later Ada compilers, the option to
have seperate Ada and C bootstrap compilers was removed.

You can also look in /extra/src/build/gcc for gnat1 and gnatbind after
the bootstrap.  If you can't find those then the build never made an
Ada compiler.  Gcc will *always* make a C compiler because that is
needed during the bootstrap process.  I usually explicitly configure C
anyway just as a reminder.

Thinking about your symptoms, the most likely thing is that configure
is not finding the installed GNAT before some other C compiler that
doesn't know about Ada.

    -Chris