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From: Axel Schmitz-Tewes <uzs59g@uni-bonn.de>
Subject: Re: SV: Ada und C++ .... installation
Date: 1999/06/27
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Sune Falck schrieb:

> The gnat and the egcs installation is using the same registry variable
> to locate the installation path.
>
> REGEDIT4
>
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Free Software Foundation]
> "MINGW32"="@GCC"
> "GNAT"="@GCC"
> "BINUTILS"="@GCC"
> "GDBTK_LIBRARY"="C:\\DEV\\GNAT-3.11P\\GDBTCL"
> "GCC"="C:\\DEV\\GNAT-3.11P"
>
> Use regedit to change the value of GCC to the installation path
> for egcs and switch back when you want to use gnat.
>
> One simple way of doing this is to export the registry settings
> for LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Free Software Foundation to
> a file with regedit, create a second file with the settings for
> the other compiler and then just click on the correct reg-file
> to select compiler settings.
>
> One could also create a small utility program to do this.

That is the solution! :-). I have writen two two-line vbs scripts
ada2cpp.vbsand cpp2ada.vbs which do the necessary correction in the
registry.

Many thanks for your answer.
regards,

Axel