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From: tmoran@bix.com (Tom Moran)
Subject: Re: Easy Beginner Question
Date: 1997/11/18
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>What is the comand to compile and Ada program.
There is no such command.  Some OSes and IDEs have no command lines at
all.  The particular way to do a compile on your Linux system depends
on your particular compiler, so you'll have to find the answer in its
docs.  If you are using Gnat, you might try "gnatmake abc" to compile
a program in file abc.adb, but of course there might well be compiler
options (-gnato to catch, rather than ignore, overflows, comes to
mind) that you will want to use.  And of course you may need first to
set some paths to say where the compiler, its libraries, and your
files, are.