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From: aaro@iki.fi (Aaro Koskinen)
Subject: Re: GNAT gcc and regular gcc
Date: 1997/10/06
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Rosen.Adalog@wanadoo.fr (J-P. Rosen) writes:
> I posted this to gnat-chat but got no response so far. So I'll try a wider
> audience....
> 
> I have troubles recompiling a Linux kernel after installing GNAT (3.10p,
> but I had the same problem with older versions).

Perhaps you shouldn't have installed GNAT on top of the existing gcc.
What I did was that I installed everything under /usr/local/gnat and
when I want to compile Ada programs I just modify the path and source
the env-vals script (can be easily done with shell alias/function).
This way it is easy to upgrade/remove GNAT without interfering the
regular gcc.
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aaro@iki.fi