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From: psimdars <psimdars@lisco.com>
Subject: GNAT use
Date: 1999/12/15
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Date: 1999-12-15T00:00:00+00:00
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I've been curious about ADA in Linux.  The one time I did something
about it, I went to a site and downloaded, supposedly, GNAT.   That was
as far as I got.  Is there someplace that has the list of 10 steps to
trying ADA in Linux?
e.g.
1. download the gz file
2. gunzip xvf  filename (?)
3. whatever for further installation
4. how to run  i.e. bash#  gnat xxx yyy zzz filename (?)

The reason I mentioned the simple list is that too often I have been
pointed to HOWTO files.  And, no offense, but the expression "using a
cannon to shoot a gnat" comes to mind.

Thanks a lot for your help.
I can be emailed at psimdars@lisco.com