Re: Problems with dynamic allocation in tasks

[Simon Wright <simon.j.wright@mac.com>]

ldb <ldb_nospam@hotmail.com> writes:

> In a nut shell, what I want to be able to do is take System.Memory,
> copy it, change a line of code (Put_Line("hello world")), and then
> be able to replace the global allocator with this one. I was able to
> get a replacement body for System.Memory to build with the gnatg
> flag, and was able to get an o file, but whenever i make a simple
> test program it automatically wants to put the original
> System.Memory in and I get duplicate units if I try to bind them.

I'm pretty sure that gnatmake -a recompiles all library units affected
by a change. So if you put your replacement library source in the
normal source path (eg in the current directory) gnatmake -a will
recompile all the library files that use it, automatically applying
the right flags (-gnatpg etc).