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From: frenchc@cadvision.com (Calvin French)
Subject: gnat and djgpp?
Date: 1998/04/09
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Hi, I would like information on getting gnat and djgpp to work together? 
Rather, I know that I can get gnat working, and I also am well aware that it 
in fact uses djgpp; my only concern is still being able to compile my regular 
c/c++ progrmas normally. It seems from reading various README/FAQ etc, that 
in fact gnat installations on DOS systems replace gcc, and a few others. I 
just upgraded to gcc 2.8.0 and I don't want overwrite it with gcc 2.7.2, or 
another older/more dysfunctional version.

Thank you,

- Calvin -