Succedded compiling gps-cvs with gcc 3.4.2 , gcc-cvs ada source and a bit of tweaking
Lengyel Sándor <[email protected]> Thu, 25 Nov 2004 09:28:16 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.ide.gps.devel |
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First i linked gnat_src to the cvs ada source. It did not compile. The problem seemed to be that when Rident package is created from System.Rident, not s-rident.ads from the gnat_src is used, but the one from adainclude of the gcc 3.4.2. So I created a gnat_src library (instead of linkin to it) and copied into it all the ada files from the cvs. Copied s-rident.ads to rident.ads. Edited rident.ads by renaming the package to Rident and removing the "generic" word, making it a normal package. GPS compiled, and runs. Now I have a problem. In my kernel I do not use BSD ptys. I hoped that if I compile GPS with a configure --without-ptys, it will use ptmx instead. But it seems that the debugger still looking for the ptys, i.e. /dev/ptypd. -- Lengyel Sándor Hass, alkoss, gyarapíts, S a haza fényre derül. (Kölcsey)