Re: gtkada.gpr usage

["ldries46" <bertus.dries@planet.nl>]

I Think I have a good reason for doing so. I try to maintain order on my 
system, by only providing space for the system and some specials like Office 
programs on C:. All other programs I place on D: so I have a separation 
between system programs and user programs like f.i. GNAT Studio.
The E: partition is meant for data like the project directories for GNAT 
Studio use. F: I use for bulk data.
I also want pall programs on D:  in the program Files Directory and not for 
people who are not specialists arbitrary difference between two Program 
Files Directories. Now programs doing things in the same field can be found 
in the same Program Files directory (for instance Photoshop and some older 
graphic program like CD Labelprint.
This way the system is easier to maintain.

I have in the meantime first deleted both GPS and GtkADA for the disk and 
installed them bothagain. Now the compilation gives the same result as with 
the merged program files.

"Dmitry A. Kazakov"  schreef in bericht 
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2012 05:36:22 +0100, ldries46 wrote:

> If I merge the gtkada.gpr with my own gpr and include the source directory
> of Gtkada the program is compiled coorectly.

Because in this case GtkAda is recompiled each time you build your project.

> So my problem stays what did I do wrong with original methode?

I would try to reinstall everything starting from GNAT. BTW, your paths
look strange. I didn't install GNAT GPL 2012, but all versions I used,
install under C:\GNAT and C:\GtkAda respectively rather than under
"D:\Program Files", which for a 64-bit system should be "D:\Program Files
(x86)". And why D:? are you using SSD to boot Windows? That does not work
well.

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Regards,
Dmitry A. Kazakov
http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de