Re: There is something wrong with using libpq5 with -FdUMP-ada-spec-C ?

[Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org>]

Multiplayer1080 <marlontrujillo1080@gmail.com> writes:

> however, i dont think that this is the best method to use a library
> that is in debian repository and i installed. i mean, why i have to
> extract the apq directory (the .ads and .adb) and rebuild it instead
> use a "with and use" directly?
> (i guess that my novice mind dont let me use the debian advantages)

You need to be using the GNAT Project facility.

I wrote a little bit about it at [1] (there must be a beginner-oriented
tutorial somewhere?)

The installed APQ library contains an "apq.gpr", in the place where GNAT
expects to find it, which tells GNAT how to compile against and link
with the software.

Write your own .gpr and include the line
   with "apq";
at the beginning.

[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12582796/get-ada-compiled-with-gnat-to-import-files-from-outside-current-directory/12587981#12587981