Re: SuSE 10.0

[Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net>]

Ludovic Brenta wrote:

> Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net> writes:
> 
>> Bjï¿œrn Persson wrote:
>>
>>> Martin Krischik wrote:
>>
>>>> Nice thing about SuSE is that it allways
>>>> comes with an Ada compiler.
>>> 
>>> But only what comes with GCC, right? I mean, there's no ASIS, GPS,
>>> Ada-aware GDB, Gnatelim and the like, is there?
>>
>> Enough for beginners and to boot strap a full compiler.
> 
> Out of curiosity, what was the version of GCC in the previous version
> of SuSE?

SuSE 9.x uses gcc 3.3.x.

> And you did not reply to Bjï¿œrn; I am also interested in knowing
> whether or not ASIS, GLADE, Ada-aware GDB or GPS are shipped as binary
> RPMs?

ASIS and GLADE - Was included in 9.3 but not included in 10.0 any more.
GPS - also no! Which is actually sad.
GDB -  yes indeed.

To be honest: I don't think we will get an GMGPL ASIS or GLADE without
having access to GNAT/Pro. Recent changes where just to large for the old
version to work.

This is why I consider to import the GNAT/GPL sources into the sourceforge
projects.

Martin
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