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Subject: Re: Where is GNAT putting my ADA .exe
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Andy Social <andys@ntso.com> writes:

> I actually did get it to work.  Not quite sure yet exactly but here
> are some of the things I played around with:
>
> Edit/Preferences/Default Builder is now gnatmake
>
> Made sure I started with a new project
>
> Made a simple Hello World and saved as .adb
>
> Clicked Build/Project/Build and Compile
>
> And that seemed to work.

It seem that you're using GPS. Is this the 2018 Community Edition?
(details _help_ when diagnosing problems).

>                         Some one at Stackoverflow said to change to
> the 32bit Win version of GNAT but I don't think that was it.  I will
> test that theory tonight


How did you tag your SO question? (I now realise I've been missing
questions because I've only been looking at [ada]; there's [gnat] and
[gnat-gps] as well)