Re: ada & gui

[Szymon Guz <guzo@stud.ics.p.lodz.pl>]

Ludovic Brenta wrote:
> Ada does not lack many things.  Check out Debian as an Ada development
> platform:
> 
> gnade-dev            Development files for the GNat Ada Database
> Environment
> gnade-doc            Documentation for the GNat Ada Database
> Environment
> gnat                 The GNU Ada 95 compiler
> gnat-gps             The GNAT Programming System - advanced IDE for C
> and Ada
> libaws-dev           Ada Web Server development files
> libaws-doc           Ada Web Server documentation
> libaws2              Ada Web Server shared library
> libgnademysql1       MySQL specific runtime library for GNADE
> libgnadeodbc1        Runtime library for the GNat Ada Database
> Environment
> libgnadepostgresql1  PostgreQSL specific runtime library for GNADE
> libgnadesqlite1      SQLite specific runtime library for GNADE
> 
> .... and this is but one sample of the wealth of Ada packages in Debian.
> 
> Also, not part of Debian, but available from Ada-France:
> 
> libtash-dev          TASH, the Tcl Ada SHell - development files
> libtash-doc          TASH, the Tcl Ada SHell - documentation
> libtash8             TASH, the Tcl Ada SHell - runtime library
> 

yea, that's true, but I still need some kind of a rad tool integrated 
with debugger and some other things. Now I write programs in delphi and 
I'd like to have this kind of ide for ada and unfortunatelly there isn't 
any. I want to fast write applications with windows style gui and use 
database for that. I need also a library for manipulating images. I'd 
like to use ada for that but won't it complicate my work too much ?