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From: Anonymous Coward on 24 Nov 2005 16:50
In article <11452656.7tOUudNtjB(a)linux1.krischik.com>,
Martin Krischik wrote:
> > I don't see Ada in there:
> >
> > % grep -i languages config.status

> Your search is to narrow:

> find . -name config.status -exec grep -i languages '{}' ';'

I actually did the find command as a seperate step, and grep showed
the default languages (no Ada). For some reason slrn screwed up my
post, and truncated the output that I pasted into the body. I'm not
sure why that happened.

But anyway, it turned out my problem was failure to explicitly list
"ada" in the enable-languages switch.

> Anonymous Coward wrote:
>
>> I tried these commands:
>>
>> % ../configure --enable-languages=all
>> % make bootstrap
>> % make install
>
> make -C gcc gnatlib-shared gnattools;
>
>> and still no Ada. Someone else mentioned that I might have grabbed
>> the wrong file.. maybe this package doesn't have gnat.
>
> I told you look at my Webside:
>
> http://ada.krischik.com/index.php/Articles/CompileGcc

I noticed that; and I appreciate the reference.

I wanted to make what I had work first. If that failed, the backup
plan was to go with a later version yet.

Thanks for the help folks!
From: Martin Krischik on 25 Nov 2005 13:18
Anonymous Coward wrote:

> I noticed that; and I appreciate the reference.
>
> I wanted to make what I had work first. If that failed, the backup
> plan was to go with a later version yet.

BTW: It's a Wiki and the [edit] link does actually work as expected :-). You
can even add a new page (CompileGNATonFedora) if you like.

Martin
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From: Simon Wright on 26 Nov 2005 02:10
Anonymous Coward <anonymous(a)coward.org> writes:

> In article <87irui1639.fsf(a)willow.rfc1149.net>, Samuel Tardieu wrote:
>>
>> Yes, you have to do a "make gnatlib_and_tools" (for a native
>> configuration) in the gcc subdirectory.
>
> I think the "make gnatlib_and_tools" may no longer be necessary. I
> followed the beaten path, did an Ada only install, and I ended up with
> what appears to be a complete gnat tool set. Then I tried that
> command anyway just out of curiosity:
>
> # make gnatlib_and_tools
> make: *** No rule to make target `gnatlib_and_tools'. Stop.

At one point it was
$ make -C gcc gnatlib gnattools
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