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From: Albrecht =?ISO-8859-1?Q?K=E4fer?= <albrecht_kaefer@yahoo.de>
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:52:54 +0100, Rob Veenker <veenker@xs4all.nl> wrote:
>>> I downloaded GNAT GPL 2009 a few days ago and started to experiment
>>> a bit. Basically, it is (nearly) a nightmare. Don't try to use GPS
>>> for anything. It is (IMHO) an unstable pile of crap with a horrible
>>> UI. Don't try to make Eclipse work with GNATbench and jvm-gnat and
>>> expect easy integration into other Eclipse Java stuff.
>>> I think it is a real shame that no completely integrated package
>>> is available for this certainly interesting technology. It is no
>>> wonder that most people just use another language.
>> In unrelated news, there's no Visual Studio 2008 integration (or,
>> heavens
>> forbid, VS2010) for GNAT.Net, and last time I tried, it didn't work with
>> VS2005 either.
>> Good times.
> Integration with VS 2005 should work.

It should, but didn't. And I don't really feel like keeping VS2005 around
when VS2010 is about to be released.


Albrecht