Re: Upgrading GNAT GPS 5.0 -> 5.3

[Victor Porton <porton@narod.ru>]

Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:

> On Thu, 14 Aug 2014 20:43:02 +0300, Victor Porton wrote:
> 
>> Simon Wright wrote:
>> 
>>> Victor Porton <porton@narod.ru> writes:
>>> 
>>>> Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:
>>> 
>>>>> If there is any bugs then in gprbuild. Try to build your project
>>>>> manually:
>>>>> 
>>>>>    gnatmake -P<project>.gpr
>>>>
>>>> $ gnatmake -Ptest.gpr
>>>> test.gpr:10:04: no value defined for "runtime"
>>>> test.gpr:10:30: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> test.gpr:13:04: no value defined for "mode"
>>>> test.gpr:13:36: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> librdf.gpr:11:25: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> librdf.gpr:12:28: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> librdf.gpr:15:04: no value defined for "runtime"
>>>> librdf.gpr:15:30: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> librdf.gpr:16:04: no value defined for "mode"
>>>> librdf.gpr:16:36: warning: undefined external reference
>>>> gnatmake: "test.gpr" processing failed
>>> 
>>> You need to define the scenario variables runtime & mode:
>>> 
>>>    $ gnatmake -Ptest.gpr -Xruntime=... -Xmode=...
>> 
>> $ gnatmake -Ptest.gpr -Xruntime=full -Xmode=checks
>> test.gpr:10:04: no value defined for "runtime"
> 
> I believe it is case-sensitive:
> 
> gnatmake -Ptest.gpr -XRUNTIME=full -XMODE=...

gnatmake -Ptest.gpr -XRUNTIME=full -XMODE=Install

works.

> BTW, you can set a default value, e.g.:
> 
> Runtime : Runtime_Type := external  ("RUNTIME", "default");
> 
> And since the library project Librdf has:
> 
>    for Linker_Options use ("-lraptor2");
> 
> (why is it Librdf and not LibRaptor?)

There are three libraries in librdf.org:

Raptor
Rasqal
RDF

> You do not need to repeat that in the project Test. Especially because
> Linker_Options won't have no effect there, anyway.
> 
> The only thing you need in a test project is
> 
>    for Main use ("run_all_tests.adb");
> 
> anything else is just not needed.
> 
> P.S. If you are going to package the stuff, you would have to generate
> project files for each target individually because Linux distributions
> have their own unique policies regarding project files, directories etc.
> You won't be able to have one project file for all.

Have you notices my Makefile.am?

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