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Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:07:18 +0200
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On 25.06.10 15:50, Albrecht Käfer wrote:

> Also, while GNAT for .Net tries to integrate with Visual Studio 2010, it
> fails. Somehow. There's an entry for Ada projects, but it doesn't work.
> One wonders if they actually test their (free) products; seeing that they
> are basically advertisement for GNAT Pro, they might want to put some work
> into it.

The announcement says,

"Support for Visual Studio 2008 for the .NET Framework"

(Which reminds me that once I have a new hard drive I might
consider upgrading from VS 2005 to VS 2008.  But since the MS hotfix
supposedly addressing a font installation issue for Office 2010
makes the .NET 4 client upgrade fail, thus forcing removal of
file protection (ACLs?) from system (font) files, I'd rather not
touch a Windows system more than needed ... ;-)