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From: James Bean <Jim-bean@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Any have GNAT running on linux
Date: 1999/07/19
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Pascal MALAISE wrote:
> 
> Richard Wallace wrote:
> 
> > I'm running into a few problems installing GNAT on Red Hat 6.0.  I
> > downloaded gnat-3.11p-i686-pc-linux-gnu-bin.tar.gz
> 
> Me too, but not the same problems.
> which option of doconfig did you choose?
> 
> Running the doconfig with option 2 (Install GCC C compiler and GNAT
> files in the standard  GCC locations)  works correctly... it installs
> gcc version 2.8.1 instead of/beside the egcs provided by red hat.
> Gnat compiler runs OK (gcc, gnatmake...) but the executables it produces
> core in some _IO_sebuf...
> A glance at dejanews shows that I'm not alone in this case: the
> glibc-2.1.1 is not compatible enough with the glibc-2.0 gnat 3.11p was
> build with.
> Some people report they successfully downgraded their glibc to 2.0!!!
> 
> My question is: did anyone try to install gnat 3.11p from the sources on
> top of glibc-2.1.1?
> Anyone aware of a gnat runtime library already compiled with this glibc?
> Thank's
> 
> --
> Pascal MALAISE
> (priv) mailto:malaise@magic.fr
> (prof) mailto:malaise@fr.airsysatm.thomson-csf.com

Hi all,
My 2 cents worth of strategy is to stay with RH 5.2 and just update the
kernel as required (am presently running 2.3.6 OK).  RH even has a very
nice tutorial on how to do this.  This way there are no problems with
any version of GNAT.  IMHO RH 6.0 dosn't offer much that I need, but
I do need GNAT.
regards Jim Bean