howto compile gnat included in gcc-3.1?

[Nils Radtke]

        Hi Marc,

 thanks for your reply. :-)

# Of course, you don't bother to tell us WHAT OS WHAT ARCH you're playing with.
# I guess that's another case of all the planet is running intel-linux, right ?
You're right, main time architecture is x86 running linux  ;)

# and where, oh, where is the fragment of the configure log that deals with 
# ada ? Look at it (I assume you've been running your compile under script(1)
# or some equivalent. If not, try again, you just lost some newbie points.)
Oh, oh, and where am I supposed to find this couple of bits called
config.log? Its somewhat not the first time I have to fix a struggled
source and config.log has always been a verbose friend. But neither in
gcc-3.1 nor gcc-build there _is_ any config.log!

May be I'm a gcc newbie such that I don't know where gcc-folks hide
their config.logs.

# At a guess, it will say it did not find an ada compiler, or gnatbind...
# This is where you must look...
I would really really _like_ to look at this lovely file..
Can you tell me where I am to find this file?

About the perhaps not found ada compiler: the bin dir which holds the
gcc (ada-comp.) and gnatmake and friends _is_ in PATH. First thing.
Second: ADAC tells configure where to find and configure stats in
config.cache:

# grep -E "gnat|ada" config.cache
ac_cv_prog_adac_no_long_long=${ac_cv_prog_adac_no_long_long=yes}
gcc_cv_prog_adac=${gcc_cv_prog_adac=/usr/local/gnat/bin/gcc}
#

There _is_ an ada enabled gcc.


        Thanks for all,

                Nils

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