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From: Bruce Jacobs <bj@work.com>
Subject: Re: AdaGraph question
Date: 1999/03/08
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Oh, I was interpretting those as being the same thing.  That makes lots
more sense.  I was
confusing the two as being one.

Thanks, Bruce

Jerry van Dijk wrote:

> Bruce or Tracy (bljacobs@hiwaay.net) wrote:
>
> : Thank you.  Got it.  Still, the option menu does not include a place
>
> : to define those two environment variables.
>
> Maybe the confusion is that there are two separate settings:
>
> a) compiling from the command line
>    To do this you need to set the Ada_Include_Path and
> Ada_Objects_Path
>    environment variables.
>
> b) compiling from with AdaGIDE
>    To do this you need to set the AdaGIDE options for every directory
>    you use, in accordance with the AdaGIDE and AdaGraph documentation.
>
> Success,
> Jerry.