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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Updated NT release of GNAT 3.10p Now Available
Date: 1997/09/20
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Organization: New York University
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Date: 1997-09-20T00:00:00+00:00
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An updated version of the public release of GNAT 3.10p for NT is now
available, the file name of this release is identified by the following
name:

  gnat-3.10p1-nt.exe

Note that the name has changed, in accordance with suggestions made by
a number of people. The good thing about the changed name is that you
know you are getting the right version. The bad thing is that many mirrors
will retain the old file for a period of time, so make sure you are getting
the 3.10p1 version and not the plain 3.10p version.

The 3.10p1 version fixes a number of installation problems that showed up
in some NT and Win95 environments. This version is now fully registry
enabled, which means that it can be installed on any drive and any
directory (do not use a directory name with spaces) and used without
the need to use environment variables.

Note that if you do use Ada_Include_Path or Ada_Objects_Path to specify
search directories, these path variables are now in DOS style, with
semicolons separating entries, backwards slashes, and normal DOS
style drive notation using a colon (e.g. c:\dir1\dir2;d:\dir1)

Robert Dewar
Ada Core Technologies