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From: Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org>
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Subject: Re: Problem with adagide !
Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2005 06:54:15 +0100
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"Papastefanos Serafeim" <serafeim@otenet.gr> writes:

> When I try to compile a program with adagide, I get an
> error saying that an ada compiler is not installed in the
> system, while gnat IS installed in my system and its bin
> directory is in my path.
>
> I did some tests, and come to the conclusion that the
> problem is created because i also have mingw installed
> and in the path, so when adagide executes gcc it finds
> mingw's gcc and not gnat's gcc ! Is there a possible
> solution to that ? I'd like to have both mingw and gnat
> in the path.

I don't know whether my gnatfe (http://www.pushface/org/gnatfe) will
help on a mingw system. It works, with varying degrees of success (eg,
not GNAT 5.02a1) under cygwin. Cygwin is fine for a single user, it's
not been fun getting a larger group all to use the same,
consistently-installed, version ..