In article <dewar.849268636@merv>,
dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar) wrote:
> 
> iJim Burns says
> 
> "I guess that there are some object files or libraries which the compiler needs a
> nd can't find, but I'm clueless as to what to do about it.
> 
> I've tried this installation on two different machines, on windows NT 4.0 and wi
> ndows 95. I don't think this is an OS setup problem.
> 
> Thanks for your help,
> 
>         -- Jim"
> 
> Clues are available in the documentation!

:-)

> Yes, indeed you are missing libraries, see docuemntation for details
> on what is needed. You have to buy these libraries from Microsoft.
> 
> The current NT version that we are working on (and which you will be
> able to see demonstrated at Tri-Ada) will not have this requirement

If you mean:

"To use Win32Ada with GNAT�3.04A the Microsoft Win32 SDK (Software
Developer's Kit), which comes with membership in The Microsoft Developer
Network, is needed. In addition, some C runtime libraries like those
available with Microsoft Visual C++, are needed.
"

then I've got them. I have MSDN _and_ MSVC2.0 installed on both machines.
Both are set up as per instructions (or how I've interpreted the
instructions) and both produce the same results.

I thought, perhaps, that there were a particular version of the libraries
which were needed, or that I hadn't included the correct pathnames for
the libraries in the .ld files. I've checked, checked, and checked again.
I would really appreciate some help with
this.
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