Instructions on adding eclispe plug-in

Instructions on adding eclispe plug-in

[gdotone]

how do you add GNATbench 2.6.0 to eclispe? 

where can i find the documentation on how to install?

thanks,

g.

Re: Instructions on adding eclispe plug-in

[gdotone]

how do you install an Ada ide, and which is easiest to get up and running?

Re: Instructions on adding eclispe plug-in

[Jacob Sparre Andersen]

gdotone@gmail.com writes:

> how do you install an Ada ide, and which is easiest to get up and
> running?

Vi(m) is the easiest to get up and running, as it is typically already
installed on a Unix system.

Some people like Emacs (which is also commonly available on Unix
systems) better as an Ada IDE.

GNAT GPS is an IDE written (mostly) in Ada, which you typically will
have to install yourself, but it isn't hard to install on supported
platforms.

Greetings,

Jacob
-- 
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Re: Instructions on adding eclispe plug-in

[gdotone]

On Tuesday, August 26, 2014 10:54:36 AM UTC-4, Jacob Sparre Andersen wrote:
> 
> Vi(m) is the easiest to get up and running, as it is typically already
> installed on a Unix system.
> 
> Some people like Emacs (which is also commonly available on Unix 
> systems) better as an Ada IDE.
>  
> GNAT GPS is an IDE written (mostly) in Ada, which you typically will
> have to install yourself, but it isn't hard to install on supported
> platforms.

Jacob, i'm loving using vi(m), go figure...  :-)

thanks for the enlightenment... 
i know nothing of emacs, other than it's an editor, but Simon makes a point about using it to have it help with some commenting styling i asked about. so, i will try emacs too.

thanks again,

g.