AdaGide

AdaGide

[BARDIN Marc]

    Hi all.
1 - How to use correctly AdaGide to compile a data / type package which, by
hypothesis, not need to be link ?
The only button chain compile and link.
2 - Does AdaGide exist for AMc Os ?

Thanks.
Marc

Re: AdaGide

[David C. Hoos, Sr.]

BARDIN Marc wrote in message <70aneb$1rt$1@platane.wanadoo.fr>...
>    Hi all.
>1 - How to use correctly AdaGide to compile a data / type package which, by
>hypothesis, not need to be link ?
>The only button chain compile and link.

Press the F2 key or select the Run -> Compile file menu selection


>2 - Does AdaGide exist for AMc Os ?


No. -- what is AMc Os, anyway?

AdaGide

[BARDIN Marc]

    Using new AdaGide 6.20 i can't find the old 'ADA_INCLUDE_PATH' of the
previous version.
    Who can help me, an advice would be appreciated.

Thanks
Marc

Re: AdaGide

[Martin C. Carlisle]

In article <70o974$hue$1@platane.wanadoo.fr>,
BARDIN Marc <Marc.Bardin@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
>    Using new AdaGide 6.20 i can't find the old 'ADA_INCLUDE_PATH' of the
>previous version.
>    Who can help me, an advice would be appreciated.
>
This functionality was replaced by Tool/GNAT Options in Current Directory
Specify the -Ic:\myinclude1 -Ic:\myinclude2\subdir style GNAT flags
in the box labelled "compiler".  This is on a per directory basis.  

See help for GNAT for more info on GNAT compilation flags.

--Martin

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AdaGide

[BARDIN Marc]

Hi all,
trying to compile & link AdaGide source code (my goal is to understand and
use windows / windows 95) i have a link problem.
- I have an undefined reference to 'popen' & 'pclose' in mcc-gnat_tools.adb.

- It seems these two C routines aren't present not in Gnat nor in Win32ada.

Any idea ?

Thanks
Marc

Re: AdaGide

[Pascal Obry]

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BARDIN Marc a �crit dans le message <73cp5j$o0l$1@platane.wanadoo.fr>...
>Hi all,
>trying to compile & link AdaGide source code (my goal is to understand and
>use windows / windows 95) i have a link problem.
>- I have an undefined reference to 'popen' & 'pclose' in
mcc-gnat_tools.adb.
>
>- It seems these two C routines aren't present not in Gnat nor in Win32ada.
>
>Any idea ?
>
>Thanks
>Marc
>
>

Yes, wait for GNAT 3.11p to be able to build AdaGIDE. It is impossible to
build it
(as you find out) with GNAT 3.10p.

Pascal.

Re: AdaGide

[Martin C. Carlisle]

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In article <73dt20$391$1@cf01.edf.fr>, Pascal Obry <p.obry@der.edf.fr> wrote:
>BARDIN Marc a �crit dans le message <73cp5j$o0l$1@platane.wanadoo.fr>...
>>trying to compile & link AdaGide source code (my goal is to understand and
>>use windows / windows 95) i have a link problem.
>>- I have an undefined reference to 'popen' & 'pclose' in
>mcc-gnat_tools.adb.
>>- It seems these two C routines aren't present not in Gnat nor in Win32ada.
>
>Yes, wait for GNAT 3.11p to be able to build AdaGIDE. It is impossible to
>build it
>(as you find out) with GNAT 3.10p.

Well, this seems a bit overly restrictive.  Note that Pascal has a very good
point (i.e. that the functionality of mcc-gnat_tools.adb really only
works with GNAT 3.11) but meantime one can easily comment out that section.
It only affect the ability to do a "Goto declaration" from the Edit menu.

--Martin


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AdaGIDE

[chris.danx]

Hi,

Has anyone managed to get AdaGIDE running via wine on Linux?  I'm going 
to try tommorrow at some point, but wondered if anyone else had pulled 
it off already.

Will report on progress tommorrow!

Regards,
Chris
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Re: AdaGIDE

[Preben Randhol]

On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 00:15:00 +0100, chris.danx wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Has anyone managed to get AdaGIDE running via wine on Linux?  I'm going 
> to try tommorrow at some point, but wondered if anyone else had pulled 
> it off already.

It works (but is slow on a 750Mhz), but how are you supposed to compile
with it for Linux? Or are you trying to use it to compile windows
executables?

Preben

Re: AdaGIDE

[chris.danx]

Preben Randhol wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 00:15:00 +0100, chris.danx wrote:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>Has anyone managed to get AdaGIDE running via wine on Linux?  I'm going 
>>to try tommorrow at some point, but wondered if anyone else had pulled 
>>it off already.
> 
> 
> It works (but is slow on a 750Mhz), but how are you supposed to compile
> with it for Linux? Or are you trying to use it to compile windows
> executables?

No, Linux executables.  I just wondered if it would work that's all.

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Re: AdaGIDE

[Preben Randhol]

On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 12:32:00 +0100, chris.danx wrote:
> No, Linux executables.  I just wondered if it would work that's all.

Perhaps I didn't look to careful. I only saw that the setup was talking
about .exe files.

Preben

Re: AdaGIDE

[chris.danx]

Preben Randhol wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 12:32:00 +0100, chris.danx wrote:
> 
>>No, Linux executables.  I just wondered if it would work that's all.
> 
> 
> Perhaps I didn't look to careful. I only saw that the setup was talking
> about .exe files.

I couldn't get it to start.  It bombed out with a Registry error 
exception, saying it couldn't find the registry.  Going to try 
installing wine from the sources and see if that helps (the help files 
assume this, but I used an RPM).


> Preben


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