Re: Ada 95 for an ARM-based bare board?

[Steffen Huber <steffen.huber@gmx.de>]

"Dmitry A.Kazakov" wrote:
> Is there any vendor?

Not that I know of. However, as GCC can target ARM, it should be "easily"
possible to build at least a cross compiler.

If you have something like that, please tell me about it ;-)

I am currently still developing software for an ancient operating
system called "RISC OS", and I use an equally ancient port of GNAT
(version 3.03!). I would need a modern GNAT quite soon (based on
GCC 3.1 if possible, because this is the only version ported to
RISC OS) that generates code suitable for the later ARM processor
modes (the 32bit ones - the 3.03 port I use generates code for
the old 26bit modes). Unfortunately, I have not yet the skills
to do a port on my own...

Steffen

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