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>GNAT is gcc-based. -mcmodel=kernel is required by gcc to generate code 
>for kernel-space. 

Thanks for that Thorsten.

I do see that the kernel building process adds about a dozen more switches. Perhaps we need to use some of those as well when building the Ada part . . .?

cheers,

Jan.