Re: Current status of Ada development for an Android target ?

[jrmarino <dragonlace.cla@marino.st>]

On Saturday, June 11, 2016 at 5:51:43 PM UTC+2, Simon Clubley wrote:
> What is the current status of freely available Ada development options
> for an Android target ? I would really need a GMGPL type licence and
> not a pure GPL licence for the runtime and the preferred development
> platform would be Linux.
> 
> I've found GNATDroid but that appears to be a purely FreeBSD based
> solution.

Why is that a dealbreaker?

The title question is "Current status of Ada development for an Android target".  Since there's no host machine specification, the answer is, "it's been complete and maintained for many years".

What difference does the host machine for a cross-compiler when the executable is the product?  Run GnatDroid in a FreeBSD VM to compile the executable, problem solved.  You just need FreeBSD running long enough to compile the program/library which you then transfer to Android, unless I'm missing something.

Summary: you already have everything you want except your choice of host machines, which shouldn't be a dealbreaker.