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Subject: Re: Question about Gnat/FSF 2015
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Laurent <lutgenl@icloud.com> writes:

> Hi
>
> I have installed both gnat GPL 2015 as well as the new FSF gcc 2015
> for Mac OS.
>
> When I start GPS via the start script someone from the community made
> I get in the menubar GPS GPL 2014. But the program version is GPS
> 6.1.1 (20150118). I don't see that if I start via the gps command in
> the terminal. Is that normal? Not that it is important but I always
> ask myself if I have done something wrong on installation.

"GPS GPL 2014" is in GPS.app/Contents/Info.plist. You can edit it.

If I say "/opt/gnat-gpl-2015/bin/gps &" in Terminal the menubar says
"gps_exe"!

> The other problem is: Welcome to GPS 6.1.1 (20150118) hosted on
> x86_64-apple-darwin12.5.0
>
> Why do I still get the darwin12.5.0? I am on Yosemite and the switch
> to make gnat compatible with Yosemite is no longer required so I have>
> removed it. In GPS and from my profile.
> So where does that come from?

Don't know but expect it's the OS that GPS was built on.