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From: Barry and Jackie Schiff <schiff@netspace.net.au>
Subject: GNAT NT 3.09 Search Path
Date: 1997/02/17
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Anybody having problems with ADA_INCLUDE_PATH and ADA_OBJECTS_PATH
under NT 3.09.  I have installed GNAT 3.09NT on drive C
(as required per
instructions) which on my system happens to be a FAT partition.
My development occurs on drive G (an NTFS) partition.
Now say I am compiling my_file in directory x which references
files in directory y and z all on drive G.

If I do:

	gnatmake -c -Ig:\y -Ig:\z  my_file

all goes well. But If I
don't give these switches it does not work.
I have tried setting the following environment variables as follows:

ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=g:\z;g:\y;g:\z
ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=g:\z;g:\y;g:\z

I have tried setting these as User environment variable. I have also
tried
them as System Environment Variables. Neither worked.

Note: x y and z are long directory names.
I am running NT 4.0 Workstation - Released Version.

It appars as if the compiler does not see the 
environment variables. I'm sure it's something dumb
on my part. Any help greatly appreciated.

--Barry