Re: AdaGide cannot start compiler

[Paul F M <4pfm@qlink.queensu.ca>]

Thanks for the info Martin.  The problem turned out to be that the
extraction didn't work properly; I was missing several executable files
including gcc.exe.

Is there a doc somewhere that contains a file list?

Paul

Martin C. Carlisle <mcc@tyrolia.cs.princeton.edu> wrote:
: In article <6rp9fr$8hm$1@knot.queensu.ca>,
: Paul F M  <4pfm@qlink.queensu.ca> wrote:
:>Hello I have just installed the GNAT on my computer, and when I try to
:>compile a simple file using the AdaGide I get the following error:
:>Unable to start compiler
:>Check path environment variable
:>Error Code: 2
:>
:>The path C:\usr\bin is in my autoexec.bat.  It can't seem to find the
:>compliler.  Can someone tell me what the problem is? What is the filename
:>of the GNAT compiler executable?   I am using Windows 98, btw.

: You don't mention which version of AdaGIDE you are using (see Help/About).
: AdaGIDE gets a path from the registry in:

: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\AdaGIDE\ToolPath (use regedit to see this).
: On my machine, that is set to "c:\usr\bin"

: This should have been set when you installed.  If you installed AdaGIDE
: separately, this is described in the readme during the installation process.

: --Martin

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