Cephus� wrote:

> I think I have figured out the problem... I have gcc (version
> 3.3.4-3tr) installed in /usr/bin
> 
> Now the option 2 in the doconfig installs everything in the /usr/gnat/
> folder.  So when I type: gcc -- it uses the gcc in the /usr/bin
> 
> My question is if I choose option 3 and state to install everything in
> the /usr/bin folder, will that screw everything up (say my g++
> compiler)?

No!!!! don't do that. Install in /usr/gnat or /opt/ada or any other empty
directory.

You can use a script file to setup you path. I attached mine as example.
Note the:

if [[ (${USER} != root) && (-z ${_ada_bash_} ) ]] ; then

in the first line. The root user should use the compiler which came with
your Linux.

My setup batch is of corse more complex then needed. The realy important
lines are:

        declare -x GNAT_Path=/opt/ada

        PATH=${GNAT_Path}/bin:${PATH}
        PATH=.:${PATH}

With Regards

Martin

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