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From: Eric Hughes <eric.eh9@gmail.com>
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On Mar 6, 9:56 am, "Alex R. Mosteo" <devn...@mailinator.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to evaluate gnatbench and I'm failing miserably. I have a stock
> Eclipse Classic 3.3.2 freshly installed and gnat GPL 2007 installed and well
> tested.

Gnatbench requires that CDT be installed prior.  That tidbit was in
one of the few bits of documentation I read about it.  Not a problem
for me, as I already had it in place.

> Gnatbench comes without any documentation I could find. Has anyone here tried
> it? Care to share some pointers?

Installation worked fine for me.  I'm not using it because,
apparently, it has no way of dealing with alternate source naming
conventions.  I don't use GNAT's default ".ads" and ".adb"; I can't
discriminate between them quick enough on the screen.  If you're not
customizing your environment that way, perhaps it will work for you.

Eric