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From: William Paul Berriss <W.P.Berriss@reading.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: GNAT NT 3.09 Search Path
Date: 1997/02/23
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Hi

I have a found similar problem with GNAT 3.09 for Win 95 on a PC.

If I put a line like 
set ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\windows;C:\ada\eeg;
plus other directories in a .bat file and run that before running
gcc, gcc cannot find the necessary library files in the eeg directory.

BUT

If I type the command set ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\ada\eeg at
the DOS prompt myself, just before running gcc then all is OK, 
it finds files OK.

Is this because I have just one directory in the ADA_INCLUDE_PATH
and so I have no problems with forward slashes and colons?
I will try this ASAP.

I hope so as it really confused me.


Will Berriss
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