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On 10.01.12 18:08, Robert Matthews wrote:

> I just tried setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH but the linker (with GNAT GPL 2011)
> still complains it cannot find crt1.o (sorry: I put crt1.0 earlier). 
> Curiously I don't get that error with gnat 4.6.1.

I vaguely recall a similar linker issue (32bit on a 64bit machine)
that was solved by setting LIBRARY_PATH, not LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Don't know whether or not this has anything to do with it, just
mentioning.