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From: Martin Pottendorfer <Martin.Pottendorfer@aut.alcatel.at>
Subject: Gnat 3.07 porting ... where are the *.[sbct]m4 files ?
Date: 1997/01/17
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Date: 1997-01-17T00:00:00+00:00
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hi,

I successfully ported the linux gnarl of gnat 3.05 to our embedded
rt operating system (at least the `diners' example worked ...;^). see 1)

Now gnat 3.07 is out and the library build organisation has changed
for certain platforms (e.g. linux). Now the os platform specific files
[456]xxx.ad[sb] seem to be generated:

file ada/5linmaop.adb
  [...]
  --  DO NOT EDIT this file.
  --  It was automatically generated from another file by the m4 macro processor.
  --  The name of the file you should edit is the same as this one, but with
  --  ".ads" replaced by ".sm4", or
  --  ".adb" replaced by ".bm4", or
  --  ".c" replaced by ".cm4", or
  --  ".dat" replaced by ".tm4"

  --  Local options selected:
  [...]

gnat-3.07-src.tar.gz didn't contain the m4 source files. 
since i want to adjust my port to the new organisation i'd like to
do my changes on the `right' spot, which is obviously not the
m4-generated source.

any hints where to find (at least the linux-specific) m4 sourcefiles ?

btw. asking ACT didn't help (although they were quickly answering; thanx
guys !), due to their business in supporting (paying) customers. we
are only evaluating certain systems, and therefore i can't spend too
much time/money.

thanx for any help in advance,
martin

PS:
1) our rt os is a chorus microkernel based rt operating system
following several posix standards (1003.1[bc], etc) to specified
extents. the target platform is mainly intel x86 based, but due to
modular and portable design we are not limited to intel. basically all
architectures where chorus exists (sparc, ppc, m86k,...) are
potentially supported.

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