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From: "Paul Hussein" <hovers@dera.gov.uk>
Subject: Re: using make with gnat? examples?
Date: 1999/01/28
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I build about 20+ large varying executables using shell scripts and
gnatmake.
Works well.
<bill@nospam.com> wrote in message news:78l8gn$g7d@drn.newsguy.com...
>Hello,
>
>any one uses make or gmake for building gnat applications?
>now, I build my gnat application using a shell script, where
>I simply call gnatmake, with a number of -I arguments, each
>-I argument for a package that used by the main, as in:
>
>gnatmake main.adb -I../pkgs/pkkg1 -I../pkgs/pkg2 -I../pkgs/pkg2
>
>what do you think of this method? is this enough for even very large
>applications?
>
>I am more used to using makefiles though. but with gnat using ali files,
>and such, not sure how to construct the makefile dependencies myself,
>instead of letting gnatmake do its job?
>
>thanks,
>bill.