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From: Rob_NOWHERE.@.
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Subject: Re: GNAT and GCC 3.0
Date: 3 Oct 2001 00:24:31 -0700
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Will all the gnat tools, such as gnatmake and others, also be part
of gcc now? 

After installing gcc 3.X, which supports Ada, will all the exsiting gnat
commands, and options, etc... still work the same way? 

I have looked today at http://gcc.gnu.org and saw nothing about this?

I think it is great that gcc now supports Ada. This means I can write
all my software in Ada, and all what the user have to do is use gcc
to compile it, and they do not have to download gnat as a separate task
to build the software.

I think this alone will cause an immediate increase in the use of Ada in
the open source committy. 

thanks,
Rob