Re: GNAT PROBLEM

[mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman)]

In article <3jl8go$o99@jaxnet.jaxnet.com>,
Eric Molitor <emolitor@jax.jaxnet.com> wrote:
>I'm currently using GNAT v2.00 while learning how to program in ADA. The 
>only thing I cant understand is how to get rid of that stupid line at the 
>top of my screen when I run one of my compiled programs. Is there a 
>switch to shut it off?
>
Not a GNAT problem, exactly.

This is an option for go32, the extender under which djgpp and GNAT run.
You can turn it off by looking at your go32 environment variable. 
It should say something like "set go32=topline..."

If you remove the "topline", the go32 tracing will go away.

I usually leave it on; I learn a lot about memory utilization.

Mike Feldman
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