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From: Ted Dennison <dennison@telepath.com>
Subject: Re: Is there an installation guide for Windows GNAT?
Date: 2000/09/28
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In article <39D384E4.E01FF21E@visteon.com>,
  jkern3@visteon.com wrote:
> I can't convince myself that I have (the student version of) GNAT for
> windows installed correctly.  Is the compiler meant to be simply a
> command line program from the DOS prompt?  Are there any environment
> variables or PATH settings needed?  I can't seem to compile the
> examples programs.  AdaGide doesn't seem to be the answer (how do you

What happens when you try it from the DOS prompt? Is it not finding
"gnatmake", or failing during some step of the compile? Or is it
working, but you'd rather have a GUI?

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