Hi. I've downloaded Red Hat Linux 9.0 and intalled gnat ada on it (Package comes with distribution, gcc-gnat-3.2 ). I've been working many years with gnat ada and I've thousands of examples. I can't run any of them. I simple compile them (without any warning) like I did in the past (with gnatmake) but they simple hang at run time. Examples at gnat home page do the same. They do nothing at all: no error messages, no warning messages, no nothing. They simply hang. I've tried to download a new version, but it happens every time the same. ¿Can anyone help me? I need Gnat Ada to work. Thanks. Victor Pablos Ceruelo
We do not support packages which come with you disrubution, report bugs to RedHat.
(In reply to comment #1) > We do not support packages which come with you disrubution, report bugs to RedHat. (In reply to comment #1) > We do not support packages which come with you disrubution, report bugs to RedHat.
I said: >> I've tried to download a new version, but it happens every time >> the same. So I've downloaded and installed a new version of gcc and ada, but it does the same. About Red Hat, I've tried first at Bugzilla at Red Hat, but home page is out of work. You've said it's a Red Hat problem so I'll try later. Thanks. Victor Pablos
There is not enough information in this bug, read <http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html>.
FYI, I built 3.3 branch on RH 9 a few days back and Ada most definitely did produce valid programs. Can you include a minimal failing testcase?
Created attachment 5358 [details] My computer system info.
Created attachment 5359 [details] Test program.
I've successfully compiled helloworld and it runs perfectly. You were right. I'm sorry. I think fail is due to the use of concurrency made by the program. Program uses linux threads, and I've found that threads don't start. Could it be a kernel problem ? Thanks.
The HEAD version is compatible with redhat 9.0, as well (I believe) as the GCC 3.3 branch. Please be sure to provide more details in your reports in the future, and when reporting a redhat specific issue, please use the redhat bugzilla, thanks. Closing this PR. Arno