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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: Generic Packages
Date: 1997/02/27
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Kirsty said

<<Thanks - I'd managed to get the program and package on separate accounts
on separate computers (please don't ask how, I don't know) which rather
buggered gnatmake up when it looked for the prog!>>

note that gnatmake can perfectly well handle looking for sources in
various directories (across NFS mounts etc), by use of search paths
and/or -I switches. Of course gnatmake is NOT able to access files
that are inaccessible at the file system level (clearly fixing this
deficiency should go on our to-do list :) :-)