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> Most of your Makefile rules cannot be expressed at all in GPR files
> for gnatmake (I don't know about gprbuild).  In your case, only the
> rule for main.elf can be moved to a GPR file.  See the examples in AVR-
> Ada for a working mixture of Makefiles and GPR files.

Thank you, good suggestion. I'm looking into AVR-Ada for finding this solution.