Re: Erroneous installation for GPRBuild on Ubuntu ?

["Yannick Duchêne (Hibou57)" <yannick_duchene@yahoo.fr>]

Le Thu, 26 May 2011 14:21:24 +0200, Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org> a  
écrit:
> With,
>
>    $ /opt/gnat-gpl-2010-x86_64/bin/gprbuild \
>      --target=x86_64-apple-darwin10 -P default
>    gcc -c -g -gnatQ -gnato -fstack-check -g acc.adb
>    [...]

You're right, that's OK with an explicit target specification. At the top  
of the Makfile (in “aunit-gpl-2010-src”), I changed “GPRBUILD  = gprbuild”  
into “GPRBUILD  = gprbuild --target=i686-linux-gnu”, and it did not  
complained anymore.

Still have some questions, still strange to me: the original line,  
“GPRBUILD  = gprbuild”, which does not contain any target specification,  
suggest GPRBuild should be able to use the current target as the default  
one (on Windows, this was indeed operating this way). I had a look at  
“/usr/share/gprconfig”, and found a configuration file for GNAT, so looks  
like its all there, while somethings are not the same anymore as before,  
like this configuration file for languages with no compiler (I remember I  
had to trick a bit for AdaControl files in a Windows project at that  
time). If its not the same anymore, will have to look again and study all  
of these files to understand why it does not properly handle a default  
native target.

Will try what Ludovic suggested, that is installing a pre-built package  
for AUnit, and leave that GPRBuild matters for some later times.

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