Re: Announce: AdaStudio-2023 release 03/04/2023 free edition

[Leonid Dulman <leonid.dulman@gmail.com>]

On Saturday, April 8, 2023 at 5:07:12 PM UTC+3, 196...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On Monday, 3 April 2023 at 05:12:08 UTC+1, Leonid Dulman wrote: 
> > It based on Qt-6.5.0-everywhere opensource (expanded with modules from Qt-5.15: qtgamepad, qtx11extras,qtwinextras),VTK-9.2.0,FFMPEG-5.2.1,OpenCV-4.7.0,SDL2-2.24.0,QtAV-1.13 MDK-SDK(wang-bin) 
> > Qt6ada version 6.5.0 open source and qt6base.dll ,qt6ext.dll (win64),libqt6base.so,libqt6txt.so(x86-64) built with Microsoft Visual Studio 2023 x64 Windows, gcc amd64 in Linux. 
> > Package tested with gnat gpl 2020 ada compiler in Windows 64bit , Linux amd64 Debian 11.2
> [...]
> > The full list of released classes is in "Qt6 classes to Qt6Ada packages relation table.pdf" 
> > The simple manual how to build Qt6Ada application can be read in "How to use Qt6ada.pdf" 
> > If you have any problems or questions, tell me know. 
> > Leonid(leonid...@gmail.com)
> Sigh.... 
> 
> The supplied pdf says to build do: 
> 2. Inside qtada directory to do : gc *.ads and gc *.adb or compile_all script 
> 
> Well, gc is count graph components, but perhaps you meant gcc. Regardless, that does not build shared libs. 
> 
> There is also no compile_all script. 
> 
> Great that you have done this, but I think some would be more appreciative if the build instructions were even remotely correct.
gc.bat is ascript
gcc -gnat2020 -gnatwA -c %1