Ada on NT

[Siegfried Gonzi <siegfried.gonzi@kfunigraz.ac.at>]

I have downloaded (because it is not possible to find a Gnat-Ada for
SunOS 8) Gnat-Ada for Windows NT, but is this a joke or what should I do
with this distribution. Surely, it is free software but if it would be a
commercial version this would be un-acceptable.

There is even not a Readme included. It is nice that I get the Readmes
and manuals for the Unix version, but what may I have to do in order to
play around with the hello world?

There is no Windows specific documentation. Or do I have to download the
gcc-compiler separately? Is there a development environment included (I
do not like Emacs).

The following is maybe my setup (which I got after installing):


[Version]
Product=GNAT
GNAT=3.13p
GCC=2.8.1
Target=pentium-mingw32msv
TKVersion=8.0
[Components]
Setup=Typical
Win32Ada=1
Win32AdaHelp=1
GDB=1
AdaGIDE=0
Documentation=1
ObjUtils=1
Make=1
Sample=1
ExtraDoc=1
[Configuration]
TclAlreadyInstalled=0
Win32Ada=1
Win32AdaPrefix=Bindings\Win32Ada
DocPrefix=Documentation
AssocEMACS=0
AssocAdaGIDE=0
Folder=GNAT Ada 95 Compiler


S. Gonzi