I have found that removing the c:/usr/local directory before
installing GNAT solve some problems. At least it has worked
for me many times. But I just don't know why...

Pascal.
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 Robert Dewar a �crit dans l'article ...
>
>Matthew reported an installation problem with the NT version of
>GNAT. This is pretty clearly an isntallation problem. The best thing
>is to start again, being sure to clean everything away, and start again,
>following the instructions carefully. Generally it is better to install
in
>the default locatoin since that simplifies the installation.
>
>The GNAT version of NT is by no means a simple turnkey installatoin,
>since that is not a priority for us right now, though we will improve
>the installation procedure as we go along! You need to be VERY careful
>in following the directions.
>
>Certainly a lot of people *have* managed to install it successfully!
>
>Again, I recommend joining the chat@gnat.com newsgroup, where you can get
>some useful informal help on installation from experienced users using
>the NT version. Send email to chat-request@gnat.com to subscribe.
>
>Robert Dewar
>Ada Core Technologies
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