Re: gprbuild fun

[Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org>]

Mark Lorenzen <mark.lorenzen@gmail.com> writes:

> Why not simply state the target using the (appropriately named) Target
> project attribute and then build using gprbuild? We use Target and
> Runtime attributes and it works like a charm:

As I said to Brian, this was (intended to be!) a native build.

> project xyz is
>
>    for Languages use ("Ada");
>
>    for Target use "leon3-elf";
>    for Runtime ("Ada") use "ravenscar-full-leon3";
>    ...
>
> end XYZ;
>
> Are these two attributes not supported by FSF GNAT (yet)?

Both of them are supported in GPRBUILD GPL 2015, but GPRBUILD GPL 2014
doesn't support Runtime.

gnatmake doesn't do mixed-language builds, and won't support project
files in the next release (of FSF GCC, I presume):

   $ gnatmake -v -P build
   warning: gnatmake -P is obsolete and will not be available in the
   next release; use gprbuild instead