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Tomek Walkuski wrote:
> Ok, maybe it is "dumb" question, but I will risk:
> 
> I have done:
> 1. untar xmlada
> 2. configure and make in xmlada/
> 3. copied all *.ali into (for example) /usr/lib/xmlada
> 4. copied all *.ads and *.adb into /usr/include/xmlada

Where are the *.o files?

> 5. wrote small script a'la gtkada-config which prints paths to
> libraries:
> gnatmake sample -aI/usr/include/xmlada -iO/usr/lib/xmlada -largs -L/
> usr/lib/xmlada
> 
> and... sample.adb builds fine, but with with lots of *.ali's and *.o's
> in directory.
> 
> And my dumb question: how to avoid this?

In addition to having the *.o files available, you should write-protect the 
*.ali files.

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Jeff Carter
"To Err is human, to really screw up, you need C++!"
St�phane Richard
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