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From: gisle@gribb.ii.uib.no (Gisle S�lensminde)
Subject: Re: ada linux installation guide from source code
Date: 2000/05/04
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In article <20000503162819.16266.00001153@ng-cm1.aol.com>, ANTHONY GAIR wrote:
>
>Does anyone understand the installation of ada in such a good way to write a
>guide for it.
>
>Does one exist ?
>
>I would dearly like one ..... 
>

In the source distibution of gnat there are build instructions.
There are a number of steps to follow, but if you follow these
steps carefully it works quite well. Gnat is written in gnat-specific 
Ada, and you must have gnat installed already to compile from sources.
This means you must start with a binary version of gnat first time.


>Are ADA and linux a good combination :-
>www.remotely.useful.com

Linux on x86 is in fact one of the well-supported platorms

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