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From: "Vladimir Olensky" <vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: GNAT 3.12p NT/Win98  Was: Re: Announcing GNAT version 3.12p for
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Date: 1999/11/01
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--  Rigotti, Kevin  wrote:
--
--  I had a similar problem with 3.11p if there was any difference between
--  my local clock and the fileserver clock when sharing between NT/Unix
--  using SAMBA.

This reminded me that we had switched to the daylight saving time
 yesterday and my machine also did that automatically.

Though GDB was running on local machine  I reset system
clock manually once more.

After recompiling  test program  it was running under GDB
without any problems.

May be it would run  OK next day (today)  without  manipulations with
system clock. It just come to my mind after everything has started to work.

Thanks to Kevin for hint.

Regards,
Vladimir Olensky


Vladimir Olensky wrote in message ...
>Any attempt to run/start  test program  within GDB  results in a message:
>
>'F:\ada_prj/tst.exe' has changed; re-reading symbols.
>Can't read symbols from F:\ada_prj/tst.exe : File format  not recognized.