Running ADA code compiled for NT/Intel on a NT/Alpha

Running ADA code compiled for NT/Intel on a NT/Alpha

[Frenoy Ga�tan]

	We have compiled this small thing with 2 different ADA compiler
(VADSself 6.2.1 and ObjectAda 7.0) on a NT/Intel :

with text_io;
procedure hello is
   text_io.put_line ("Hello!");
end hello;

	Then we've tried to run it on a x86 emulator (FX!32) on a
 NT/Alpha machine.

	In both case...it fails with the same error :

--
FX!32 Fatal error in process ...

FX!32 486 emulator forcing process exit:
 	Unimplemented entire opcode.

Context
	Little endian istream and location
 		ce:0040c3ac
 	Approximate dissasembly:
 		into
--

	Has someone already tried this ? (surely...)
	Has this one already found a solution ? (I hope so...)
	Will I have the same problem with every PC based compiler ?

Re: Running ADA code compiled for NT/Intel on a NT/Alpha

[Unknown]

In article <33da134d.6264788@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net>, gfrenoy@ibm.net wrote:
>
>        We have compiled this small thing with 2 different ADA compiler
>(VADSself 6.2.1 and ObjectAda 7.0) on a NT/Intel :
>
>with text_io;
>procedure hello is
>   text_io.put_line ("Hello!");
>end hello;
>
If you cut-and-paste this snippet from your actual code, you are missing a 
"begin" 

with text_io;
procedure hello is

BEGIN --                     << << << -- Missing

   text_io.put_line ("Hello!");
end hello;

Re: Running ADA code compiled for NT/Intel on a NT/Alpha

[Larry Kilgallen]

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In article <33da134d.6264788@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net>, gfrenoy@ibm.net (Frenoy Ga�tan) writes:
> 
> 	We have compiled this small thing with 2 different ADA compiler
> (VADSself 6.2.1 and ObjectAda 7.0) on a NT/Intel :

> 	Then we've tried to run it on a x86 emulator (FX!32) on a
>  NT/Alpha machine.

> FX!32 Fatal error in process ...
> 
> FX!32 486 emulator forcing process exit:
>  	Unimplemented entire opcode.

If it runs on Intel and fails on Alpha (and you are using the latest
version of FX!32) DEC would like your trouble report.

Larry Kilgallen