Re: SIGAda Workshop

[Rob Veenker <veenker@xs4all.nl>]

Ok, I am not sure about the latest version of MGNAT. Maybe you will need to
recompile the libraries (mgnat and mgnatcs in dll_include) using the cygwin
environment.
I asume the .Net compact framework (1.1) is already installed on the PDA...
First you copy these files onto the PDA lets say in a directory called
\program files\mgnat
Next, create a file called mgnat.gac containing 2 lines: 
\program files\mgnat\mgnat.dll
\program files\mgnat\mgnatcs.dll

(You may want to add your own assembly)
Now copy mgnat.gac onto the PDA in the \Windows directory. Once a .Net
program is run that refers to mgnat(cs), the dll's will be registered into
the gac on the PDA

You may now create an Ada program i.e.: mgnatmake -compact hello.adb
and copy and run it on the PDA

That should do the trick.

Regards,
Rob


Pascal Obry wrote:

> Rob Veenker a ï¿œcrit :
>> The .Net compact framework indeed has limitations that also affect the A#
>> runtime. A special monitor class was added to allow tasking to work with
>> A# as well.
>> I have successfully built applications for the .Net compact framework
>> using A# and run on a PocketPC device (including the emulated device that
>> comes with the Visual Studio :-)
>> As I recall there was a problem with A# for the .Net compact framework
>> regarding the reference to the right mscorlib for PocketPC.
> 
> Ok, sounds interesting! Do you have more information to share? What is
> the proper procedure to have A# code runing on a PocketPC ?
> 
> Thanks,
> Pascal.
> 

-- 
regards,

Rob Veenker