Re: beginner in GNAT for Windows

["ivan markose" <ivanmarkose@hotmail.com>]

Having read the replies to my query yesterday(21 jan 00), I uninstalled Gnat
from my D drive and set it up in the C drive, where it nows lives in C:\Gnat
.
I also changed the ADA_INCLUDE_PATH variable to c:\Gnat;c:\Gnat\bin,
through the environment editor on my NT machine. The registry entries all
have C as the root directory now.

On running:
C:\GNAT\bin>gnatls -v

This was the output:

GNATLS 3.13p  (20000509) Copyright 1997-1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

Source Search Path:
   <Current_Directory>
   c:\Gnat\
   c:\Gnat\bin\
   C:\GNAT\Bindings\Win32Ada\
   C:\GNAT\lib\gcc-lib\pentium-mingw32msv\2.8.1\adainclude\

Object Search Path:
   <Current_Directory>
   C:\GNAT\Bindings\Win32Ada\
   C:\GNAT\lib\gcc-lib\pentium-mingw32msv\2.8.1\adalib\


Source Search Path now includes c:\gnat and c:\gnat\bin - the latter
being where gcc lives.

A run like this however still failed to find gcc

C:\GNAT\bin>gcc -c c:\gnat\examples\hello.adb

C:\GNAT\bin>gnatbind hello

C:\GNAT\bin>gnatlink hello
gnatlink: Couldn't locate gcc

Is there anything else I should do?

Thanks to Gautier, Jerry and John for replies to my post.

Regards
Ivan Markose

"ivan markose" <ivanmarkose@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have tried to compile and run the 'Hello world' example given in the
> User's guide like so: (This being a copy of the action at the DOS
>prompt)...