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Jeffrey R. Carter wrote:
> Jeffrey Creem wrote:
>>
>> I can now confirm via a second reliable source that the current GNAT 
>> GPL Edition is not working on Vista - though I don't have any specific 
>> details.
> 
> The compiler or GPS? The OP's post sounded as though it was a GPS problem.
> 

Sorry I was unclear. The original poster just indicated GPS.
The second source was less specific but confirmed that a problem exists.

It would be nice if the original poster (Randy) could indicate if he got 
  hello world working with AdaGide.

I don't expect that I'll be running Vista for at least a year but I 
would guess that as people start buying new machines this question will 
come up.