Re: When will 2007 standard be available in gcc-ada?

[Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net>]

Borked Pseudo Mailed wrote:

> does anyone know when the 2007 standard will be fully supported (and
> working properly) in gcc-ada? does anyone publish a timetable?

Be fair: Not even C 99 is "working properly" in the gcc nor is there a
timetable when it will - so why should there be one for Ada - it's a free
as in "free beer" compiler after all.

However - if you are prepared to pay the ￜ15.000 per year per 5 programmers
for GNAT/Pro then there is a timetable - after all you pay good money for
it. And this timetable says that GNAT/Pro 6.0.1 - which has been released a
few month ago - fully supports Ada. And if something is not "working
properly" in GNAT/Pro you issue a bug report. That's what you pay the money
for.

For those who use the  free as in "free beer" compiler: The just released
GCC 4.2.0 and GNAT/GPL allready got pretty much all the Ada 2007 features.
You can download both at The GNU Ada Project [1].

Martin

[1] http://gnuada.sf.net
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