Re: How to terminate the terminal on Gnat under Windows 98 ?

["Jean-Pierre Rosen" <rosen.adalog@wanadoo.fr>]

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Stephane Perret <Stephane.Perret@maths.unine.ch> a �crit dans le message :
39070905.D2B3EA02@maths.unine.ch...
> Hi everybody,
>
> Is there someone who knows how to hide or disable the terminal window
> you get by running the program you just have made with Gnat under
> Windows 98 ?
>
>
> The terminal window is very useful when you create programs to see the
> exception which are raised and to do a first debugging, but when you us
> a GUI, like JEWL (http://www.it.bton.ac.uk/staff/je/), it is frustrating
> to see this window, now completely unuseful.
>
> I am sure that there is a way to supress this window (or to hide it),
> but I couldn't find it in the doc which comes with Gnat 3.12p (perhaps,
> I missed it)...
>
Maybe this should be in the FAQ...
From a message from Martin Carlisle that I carefully saved some times ago:

You need to specify the -mwindows linker option.  You can do this either
on the command line, or (if using AdaGIDE) via Tools/GNAT Options in
Current Directory, or (my preferred method) add the following to your
main program:

pragma Linker_Options("-mwindows");

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