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Subject: Current statu of ASIS for GNAT 2012, please ?
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2011 11:56:04 +0200
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Date: 2011-09-28T11:56:04+02:00
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Eh, I would better say, =E2=80=9CCurrent status of ASIS for GNAT-4.6=E2=80=
=9D

I just compiled GCC-4.6 and GNAT-4.6 for Ubuntu Maverick. That could be =
 =

nice, except now I feel bothered with ASIS. The only one I could get is =
 =

for GNAT-4.0, which obviously, did not came with Ada 2012 support, so no=
t  =

even worth to attempt to compile it to be used with GNAT-4.6

By the way, I was also wondering, simply, was is the overall status of  =

ASIS in regards to Ada 2012 ?

And for the practical matter, which is very worth too, what ASIS library=
  =

should I use with GNAT-4.6 ?


Enjoy a nice day all Ada essayists :)


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