Re: RAPID 2.0

[mcc@entropy.cs.princeton.edu (Martin C. Carlisle)]

You should need only to do gnatmake rapid from the rapid folder with
the switches from rapid-2.0\rapid\gnat.ago (modified to fit your directory
structure).

Also, I expect that you may be missing GNAT.Directory_Operations.  If so,
you can simply comment out the if statement from rapid.adb (which allows
command-line arguments) and the "with Mcc.Directory_Operations"

If you encounter other compilation problems, please report them to
carlislem@acm.org

--Martin

In article <7nhkkc$n71@hobbes.crc.com>,
David C. Hoos, Sr. <david.c.hoos.sr@ada95.com> wrote:
>
>Benjamin Story wrote in message <379BD839.133EBC4F@bullets.net>...
>>Has anyone been able to successfully compile RAPID 2.0 under Linux using
>>GNAT 3.11?  I'd like to use it without booting to Windows, but I can't
>>seem to get it to compile.
>>
>I have not build this version of RAPID on a UNIX box, and I am too
>busy to spend much time on it now.  But.. it looks like what you'll
>need to do is to extract the GNAT switch information from these four
>files:
>rapid-2.0/tcl_peer/gnat.ago
>rapid-2.0/tcl_peer/test/gnat.ago
>rapid-2.0/rapid/gnat.ago
>rapid-2.0/mcc_gui/gnat.ago
>
>and incorporate them into either emacs ada-mode project files
>(which would be my choice) and/or into Makefiles, or into
>environment variables in your shell startup script, or the equivalent.
>
>I assume you already have the requisite TASH and Tcl/Tk installations.
>
>
>
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