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On 30/05/2011 6:46 AM, Marco wrote:
> I downloaded MinGW yesterday. The gcc compiler/linker works fine for C code but when I tried to run gnat (or any of the gnat utilities) I got this:
>
> procedure entry point GetProcessID could not be located in KERNAL32.dll
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Running on an old Window 2000 box.

Hello All,

You can run MINGW gcc-4.4.0.  I am currently using it to run test software on an older
hardware test setup. I compile on an XP machine and transfer the files to the 2000 machine.

I have tried to use MINGW gcc-4.5.0-1 and found the same problem.
I believe it depends on the switches used when the compiler is built.