Gnat bind : how to ?

Gnat bind : how to ?

[dg.recrutement31]

Hi all,

I would like to store the files by generated gnatbind (b~###.adb,
b~###.o, ...) and indirecty by gnatmake also in a different directory
than the current working one.

I'm searching an equivalent to '-D' of gnat compile.

Is there someone knowing how to do ?
Else, what do you use to do as a workaround ?

Thanks
Didier

Re: Gnat bind : how to ?

[Dirk Heinrichs]

dg.recrutement31@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to store the files by generated gnatbind (b~###.adb,
> b~###.o, ...) and indirecty by gnatmake also in a different directory
> than the current working one.

Just pass it the directory where you placed your object (and .ali) files, 
like:

gcc -c test_prog.adb -o /some/dir/obj/test_prog.o
gnatbind -shared /some/dir/obj/test_prog
gnatlink /some/dir/obj/test_prog -o /some/dir/bin/test_prog

HTH...

	Dirk

Re: Gnat bind : how to ?

[dg.recrutement31]

On 21 jan, 19:02, Dirk Heinrichs <dirk.heinri...@online.de> wrote:
> dg.recrutemen...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I would like to store the files by generated gnatbind (b~###.adb,
> > b~###.o, ...) and indirecty by gnatmake also in a different directory
> > than the current working one.
>
> Just pass it the directory where you placed your object (and .ali) files,
> like:
>
> gcc -c test_prog.adb -o /some/dir/obj/test_prog.o
> gnatbind -shared /some/dir/obj/test_prog
> gnatlink /some/dir/obj/test_prog -o /some/dir/bin/test_prog
>
> HTH...
>
>         Dirk

Fine.
I would have guessed it.
Thanks a lot, Dirk.