Re: How to compile with GNAT?

[Ted Dennison <dennison@telepath.com>]

Tomis�aw Kity�ski wrote:

> U�ytkownik "Ted Dennison" <dennison@telepath.com> napisa� w wiadomo�ci news:8vgn9b$nun$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
> >
> > Of the other ports you mentioned, I'd go for the Linux/PC port. Linux is
> > a lot more friendly for software development than Windows9x.
> >
>   I like Linux pretty much, much more than W9x, not only for developing,
> but for every day use, since it is similar to AmigaOS and is pretty stable,
> but really is developing in Ada more friendly than e.g ObjectAda with
> SoftStudio?

If you want to do serious development on Windows, you really ought to be using NT or 2K. Even then, Windows
can be made to be a good development platform only if you are willing to go spend a lot of money on extra
software. For my purposes it *still* isn't so hot after that, until you go and install Cygwin as well.

Linux is a good development platform right out of the box.

But most of this is going to be overkill for simple school projects anyway.

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