GNAT for Linux

GNAT for Linux

[Manfred Hollstein US/ESB B60/3/142 #71283]

Hi there,

does anybody know where to get the Linux port of GNAT?

Regards
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Re: GNAT for Linux

[Rolf EBERT]

In article <1993Sep20.101821.21222@us-es.sel.de> manfred@us-es.sel.de (Manfred 
Hollstein US/ESB B60/3/142 #71283) writes:

> Hi there,
> 
> does anybody know where to get the Linux port of GNAT?
> 
> Regards
> -- 
> Manfred Hollstein			SEL-Alcatel, Dept. US/ES
> manfred@us-es.sel.de			Lorenzstrasse 10
> Phone: +49 711 821 71283		70435 Stuttgart
> Fax:   +49 711 821 2316			Germany


I had uploaded my GNAT port to Linux to the two most important Linux
ftp-sites: sunsite.unc.edu and tsx-11.mit.edu. Since these two sites are
mirrored all over the world, you should find it on the next server
carrying Linux.

On Sunsite it is in /pub/Linux/development/ada/gnat-930802.tar.gz.

	Rolf

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GNAT for Linux

[Ulrich Klug]

To all !

I'm trying to install GNAT 1.79 for Linux 1.09.

Therefore I have to set the environment variables ADA_OBJECTS_PATH and
ADA_INCLUDE_PATH.

Unfortunately I'm new to Unix/Linux and don't know which configuration
file I have to use and what the correct settings are.  The documentation
files don't include the answer.

Is there anybody out there, who can help me ?

Sincerely
Ulrich Klug
Hamburg, Germany

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Re: GNAT for Linux

[Vladimir Vukicevic]

In article <5hNRT2XIqZB@splinter.shnet.org> ulrich@splinter.shnet.org
(Ulrich Klug) writes:
> I'm trying to install GNAT 1.79 for Linux 1.09.

This is a very, very old version of GNAT. The current version is 2.03;
you should ftp new binaries from cs.nyu.edu:/pub/gnat. The binaries
come with installation instructions.

	- Vladimir

Re: GNAT for Linux

[Robert Dewar]

GNAT 1.79 is FAR too out of date to spend any time with. First step should
be to pick up the latest version of GNAT from cs.nyu.edu.

GNAT for Linux

[Teh Siew Lee]

I have noticed the new GNAT 3.11 for Linux-i686 available for download.
I would like to know if this port can run on Caldera. Can anyone provide
some clues?

Re: GNAT for Linux

[Teh Siew Lee]

I found  gnat-3.09-i486-linux-elf-bin.tar.gz and
gnat-3.10p-i386-linux-bin.tar.gz at
ftp://cs.nyu.edu/pub/gnat/private/old/

Can anyone tell me what is the difference within this two ports? Can I
run both ports on Caldera's?


Teh Siew Lee wrote:
> 
> I have noticed the new GNAT 3.11 for Linux-i686 available for download.
> I would like to know if this port can run on Caldera. Can anyone provide
> some clues?

Re: GNAT for Linux

[David C. Hoos, Sr.]

Teh Siew Lee wrote in message <36C12A43.A79D6647@tm.net.my>...
>I found  gnat-3.09-i486-linux-elf-bin.tar.gz and
>gnat-3.10p-i386-linux-bin.tar.gz at
>ftp://cs.nyu.edu/pub/gnat/private/old/
>
>Can anyone tell me what is the difference within this two ports? Can I
>run both ports on Caldera's?

When gnat 3.09 was released, Linux had just made the transition from
a.ou to elf, so linux ports of any software were usually identified
with elf in the name to signify elf support.

Nowadays, that's all that's supported, so 3.10 and 3.11 don't make
that distinction.

There are two ports for 3.11, however, one for gnulibc1 (aka libc5),
and the other for libc6.

Slackware, for example, is libc5, and Redhat 5 is libc6, but I don't
know which Caldera is.

I hope this helps to clear it up some.

David C. Hoos, Sr.