Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Christoph Grein]

> From: Holger Hoffmann <holger.hoffmann@gmx.de>
> Thanks a lot!
> I decided to play with Linux and Ada at home, forgetting QNX :-p
> 
> HAGD!
  ~~~~
  Was ist denn das für ein Akronym? Habe Also Genug Davon???

> Holger
> 
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Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Holger Hoffmann]

> > HAGD!
>  ~~~~
>  Was ist denn das f�r ein Akronym? Habe Also Genug Davon???
Have A Great Day! :-)

In diesem Sinne!
Holger

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Ingo Marks]

Holger Hoffmann wrote:

>> > HAGD!
>>  ~~~~
>>  Was ist denn das f�r ein Akronym? Habe Also Genug Davon???
> Have A Great Day! :-)
> 
> In diesem Sinne!
> Holger

und HAND = Have a nice day ;-)

Also:

HAND!

Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Holger Hoffmann]

Hi all!

I'm studying computer science at Munich Technical University and I'm
desperately looking for an Ada compiler for QNX/x86.
I would need a good (and CHEAP) compiler for VxWorks/x86 for a college
project, too!

Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
TIA
Holger

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Colin Paul Gloster]

In article <a8uvv0$389$01$1@news.t-online.com>, Holger Hoffmann wrote:
"Hi all!

I'm studying computer science at Munich Technical University and I'm
desperately looking for an Ada compiler for QNX/x86.
I would need a good (and CHEAP) compiler for VxWorks/x86 for a college
project, too!

Any help is GREATLY appreciated!"

GNAT is available for VxWorks so you may find it fairly easy to
come up with a VxWorks on x86 compiler from the GNAT sources. There
is no Ada implementation for QNX so far as I have heard, but you
may still be able to port GNAT over yourself.

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[John McCabe]

On Tue, 9 Apr 2002 17:05:31 +0200, "Holger Hoffmann"
<holger.hoffmann@gmx.de> wrote:

>Hi all!
>
>I'm studying computer science at Munich Technical University and I'm
>desperately looking for an Ada compiler for QNX/x86.
>I would need a good (and CHEAP) compiler for VxWorks/x86 for a college
>project, too!

As far as I am aware, GNAT PRO is available for VxWorks but:

1) I Don't know howmuch it costs
2) I can't find which target processors are supported (although I
imagine x86 would more than likely be one!).

Alternatively, Green Hills Ada is good for VxWorks.

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Holger Hoffmann]

Thanks a lot!
I decided to play with Linux and Ada at home, forgetting QNX :-p

HAGD!
Holger

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Colin Paul Gloster]

In article news:a8v9fs$7sl$06$1@news.t-online.com Holger Hoffmann wrote:
"I decided to play with Linux and Ada at home, forgetting QNX :-p" 

It may still be worth experimenting with QNX later because it is a reptutable
realtime OS and is free for noncommerical work. I agree that if you need to
do your project quickly it might not be worthwhile to use it right now. 

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Holger Hoffmann]

> It may still be worth experimenting with QNX later because it is a
reptutable
> realtime OS and is free for noncommerical work. I agree that if you need
to
> do your project quickly it might not be worthwhile to use it right now.
Ooooh, don't misunderstand me: I just looooooove QNX, but I have to do an
ADA Project!
I already asked if I could use QNX and C, but the prof. wants me to "use Ada
because it's designed for real-time programming". Anyway..

HAGD!
Holger

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Petter Fryklund]

see it as an opportunity!

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Will]

"Holger Hoffmann" <holger.hoffmann@gmx.de> wrote in message news:<a90n1m$jsh$01$1@news.t-online.com>...
> I already asked if I could use QNX and C, but the prof. wants me to "use Ada
> because it's designed for real-time programming". Anyway..
Gee. Whatever.

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Alfred Hilscher]

Holger Hoffmann wrote:
> I already asked if I could use QNX and C, but the prof. wants me to "use Ada
> because it's designed for real-time programming". Anyway..

Who is this prof, he seems to be better than many others that I know
(who all want do anything at anytime everywhere with Java).

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Holger Hoffmann]

> Who is this prof, he seems to be better than many others that I know
> (who all want do anything at anytime everywhere with Java).
Well that's one BIG reson why I decided to do the project at this department
at college. I'm really getting sick of this Java-mania, and even though I'm
too young to be one of the early programmers I still feel far more
comfortable using an assembler and c-compiler than using Java for anything
and everything.

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Alfred Hilscher]

Holger Hoffmann wrote:
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> I decided to play with Linux and Ada at home, forgetting QNX :-p
> 
> HAGD!
> Holger

If you want do realtime experiments with Ada look at
http://marte.unican.es/ it looks very nice.

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Hans-Olof Danielsson]

"Alfred Hilscher" <Alfred.Hilscher@icn.siemens.de> skriver:
> 
> If you want do realtime experiments with Ada look at
> http://marte.unican.es/ it looks very nice.
>
See also http://www.openravenscar.org

Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Peter Hermann]

In article <mailman.1018542003.19166.comp.lang.ada@ada.eu.org> you wrote:
> See also http://www.openravenscar.org

does not exist:    ?
("could not bbe found")

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Re: Ada compiler for VxWorks and/or QNX

[Colin Paul Gloster]

In article news:mailman.1018612261.10847.comp.lang.ada@ada.eu.org
Peter Hermann wrote:
"In article <mailman.1018542003.19166.comp.lang.ada@ada.eu.org> you wrote:
 > See also http://www.openravenscar.org
  
  does not exist:    ?
  ("could not bbe found")"

It was active a few months ago, but it seems to be removed now. You might
be able to get some of the content by searching for Ravenscar Ada on
HTTP://WWW.Google.com and choosing the cached hit but doing so is causing
Netscape to crash on me at the moment.