Re: FSF GNAT on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, does it exist?

[Jerry <lanceboyle@qwest.net>]

On Mar 15, 3:09 pm, Simon Wright <si...@pushface.org> wrote:
> If you go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnuada/files/and navigate
> to GNAT_GPL Mac OS X > 2009-snow-leopard you'll find 64- and 32-bit
> compilers.

Sorry if these questions have been asked before.

(1) Do either of these compilers work with Xcode?
    (a) If so, which one(s) and what version of Xcode?
(2) Do either of these compilers work with the debugger gdb?
    (a) If so, is it included with the download?
(3) Do either of these compilers work with the gdb GUI in Xcode?
(4) Is the 32-bit version more functional with respect to exceptions?
(5) After installing in their default locations, can they be moved?

> At the same place, under GNAT_GCC Mac OS X > 4.4.2, you'll find a
> collection of .dmg's posted by Martin Krischik. I've not used these.
>
> HTH
Yes, that helps, but the picture is still confused. Are things labeled
x86 64-bit and i386 32-bit? What are the .dmgs under GNAT_GCC Mac OS
X.>gnat-gcc-4.4.2.dmg? How are they different from those under
GNAT_GPL Mac OS X>2009-snow-leopard? Is there anything at macada.org
that is useful for Snow Leopard?

Sorry for all the questions but I've been confused about the Snow
Leopar/Xcode/debugger question for a while. I'm willing to install
something on an old disk to try things out but I've read of at least
one person who installed Snow Leopard and is sorry because he now has
no Ada compiler--maybe that is old information however.

Thanks,
Jerry