Re: emacs compliation error (ada mode)

[Dennis Lee Bieber <wlfraed@ix.netcom.com>]

On Tue, 16 Jun 2015 08:26:57 +0100, Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org>
declaimed the following:

>
>You're on Windows, and I think you must - by design or not - be running
>cmd as your shell.
>
>cmd would interpret "./hello_world" as "run the program '.' and pass it
>the switch '/hello_world'". Cmd needs a backslash, ".\hello_world".
>
	It doesn't even need the .\

	Unlike Linux/UNIX shells which don't include the current directory as a
default search for executables, Windows command processor always looks in
the current directory; just a simple "hello_world" will suffice.

>
>Here, with 5.1.8, I think you'd customise Ada Build Run Cmd in the Ada
>Build subgroup from ./${main} to .\${main} - in your case it may be in
>the top-level Ada customisation group and just called Ada Run Cmd or
>something like that.

	Ah, but I can't speak for running from within an editor -- I think if
it uses current working directory, again no ./ or .\ is needed.
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