Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Beau Elliott]

Can anyone help me with my install of GNAT 3.15p. I downloaded the
linux version from http://libre.act-europe.fr/GNAT/

I then used:
gunzip -c gnat-3.15p-i686-pc-redhat71-gnu-bin.tar.gz | tar xf -

I then used the doconfig (using option 2) script to create the
doinstall file.

Once I did this, I ran the doinstall file and it finished.

I then wrote a hello world program to test it out,

I typed:

gcc -c hello.adb

and then I got an error saying: Ada compiler not installed on this
system.

Can anyone help me fix this problem? I know this is not necessarily a
Ada problem, but I assume some of you use linux and probably use this
compiler so maybe some of you can help me solve my problem.  I would
really like to use Ada in a linux environment. Thanks in advance!

Beau

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Cephus®]

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)? 

Thanks guys!

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Martin Krischik]

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Cephusￜ 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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mailto://krischik@users.sourceforge.net
http://www.ada.krischik.com

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

	declare -r _ada_bash_=loaded

	echo "Set Ada Environment"

	declare -x ADA_INCLUDE_PATH
	declare -x ADA_OBJECTS_PATH
	declare -x ADA_PROJECT_PATH
#	declare -x LD_RUN_PATH
#	declare -x LD_LIBRARY_PATH

	declare -x GNATSRC
	declare -x ADABROWSE_GCC_LIB
	declare -x ADABROWSE_GNATSRC

	declare -x CLASSPATH
	declare -x PS1
	declare -x LD_LIBRARY_PATH
	declare -x CVS_RSH
	declare -x CVSROOT
	declare -x PATH
	declare -x INFODIR
	declare -x INFOPATH

	declare -x GNATSRC=/work/gnu_3.4/gcc/gcc/ada
	declare -x Charles_Path=/work/ada/charles/src
	declare -x BC_Path=/work/ada/bc-20040319
	declare -x AdaCL_Path=/work/${USER}/sf/adacl
	declare -x GNAT_Path=/opt/ada
	declare -x XMLADA_Path=${GNAT_Path}/include/xmlada
	declare -x PolyORB_Path=${GNAT_Path}/include/polyorb
	declare -x ASIS_DIR=${GNAT_Path}/include/asis

	declare -x KALYPTUS=/work/ada/kde/kdebindings/kalyptus
	
	#
	# determine current target mashine
	#
	declare -r Target=$(gcc -dumpmachine);

	case "${Target}" in
    	"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu")
		#
		#  Generate position-independent code if possible
		#
		declare -x CFLAGS="-fPIC -DPIC"
		declare -x CPPFLAGS="-DPIC"
		declare -x CXXFLAGS="-fPIC -DPIC"
		declare -x ADAFLAGS="-fPIC -DPIC"
		declare -x ADA_CFLAGS="-fPIC -DPIC"
		;;
	esac ;

#	declare -x -r LARCH_PATH=/opt/ada/share/splint/lib

	CLASSPATH=.

	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=.
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${BC_Path}
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${Charles_Path}
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${XMLADA_Path}/xmlada
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${ASIS_DIR}
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/include/florist
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/cos
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/messaging
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/portableinterceptor
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/rtcorba
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/dsa
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/moma
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/diop
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/iiop
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/miop
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/soap
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/web_common
	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/srp
#	ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=${ADA_INCLUDE_PATH}:/opt/ada/lib/garlic

	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=.
	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/include/bc/Linux-Object
	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/include/xmlada
	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/include/asis
	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/include/florist
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/cos
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/messaging
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/portableinterceptor
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/corba/rtcorba
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/dsa
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/moma
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/diop
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/iiop
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/giop/miop
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/soap
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/web_common
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:${PolyORB_Path}/srp
#	ADA_OBJECTS_PATH=${ADA_OBJECTS_PATH}:/opt/ada/lib/garlic

	ADA_PROJECT_PATH=.
	ADA_PROJECT_PATH=${ADA_PROJECT_PATH}:..
	ADA_PROJECT_PATH=${ADA_PROJECT_PATH}:../..
	ADA_PROJECT_PATH=${ADA_PROJECT_PATH}:Scripts

#	LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/lib

#	LD_RUN_PATH=${LD_RUN_PATH}:${GNAT_Path}/lib

	INFODIR=${GNAT_Path}/info:${INFODIR}
	INFODIR=${GNAT_Path}/doc/gps/info:${INFODIR}

	INFOPATH=${GNAT_Path}/info:${INFOPATH}
	INFOPATH=${GNAT_Path}/doc/gps/info:${INFOPATH}

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

	ADABROWSE_GCC_LIB=${GNAT_Path}/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.3/adainclude
	ADABROWSE_GNATSRC=/work/gnu_3.3/gcc/gcc/ada

	alias gps='/opt/ada/bin/gps'

fi

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Cephus®]

I am running TSL version 2.2

I can compile an Ada program by using:
/usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb

but, I can't create the object program when I try this:
/usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb
/usr/gnat/bin/gnatmake hello.adb

I get the error:
gnatbind -x hello.ali
gnatmake: error, unable to locate gnatbind

Now I have looked and gnatbind is located in the /usr/gnat/bin folder.
Anyone have any ideas what is going on?

I even try to do it the long way by doing:
/usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb         <--works
/usr/gnat/bin/gnatbind hello            <--works
/usr/gnat/bin/gnatlink hello              <--Error

Error Message:
gcc: b~hello.adb: Ada compiler not installed on this system

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Duncan Sands]

> Anyone have any ideas what is going on?

Add /usr/gnat/bin to the front of your $PATH.

D.

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Ole-Hjalmar Kristensen]

You probably need to do something like the following:

setenv PATH /usr/gnat/bin:$PATH
rehash

I assume you already have another gcc on your system, and that the
error message 
"gcc: b~hello.adb: Ada compiler not installed on this system" 
is coming from that one.

BTW., gnatmake hello should be sufficient to compile and link your
program, no need to start gcc explicitly.


>>>>> "C" == Cephus�  <beau.elliott@gmail.com> writes:

    C> I am running TSL version 2.2
    C> I can compile an Ada program by using:
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb

    C> but, I can't create the object program when I try this:
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gnatmake hello.adb

    C> I get the error:
    C> gnatbind -x hello.ali
    C> gnatmake: error, unable to locate gnatbind

    C> Now I have looked and gnatbind is located in the /usr/gnat/bin folder.
    C> Anyone have any ideas what is going on?

    C> I even try to do it the long way by doing:
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb         <--works
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gnatbind hello            <--works
    C> /usr/gnat/bin/gnatlink hello              <--Error

    C> Error Message:
    C> gcc: b~hello.adb: Ada compiler not installed on this system


-- 
   C++: The power, elegance and simplicity of a hand grenade.

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Martin Krischik]

Cephusￜ wrote:

> I am running TSL version 2.2
> 
> I can compile an Ada program by using:
> /usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb
> 
> but, I can't create the object program when I try this:
> /usr/gnat/bin/gcc -c hello.adb
> /usr/gnat/bin/gnatmake hello.adb
> 
> I get the error:
> gnatbind -x hello.ali
> gnatmake: error, unable to locate gnatbind
> 
> Now I have looked and gnatbind is located in the /usr/gnat/bin folder.
> Anyone have any ideas what is going on?

I allready told you:

ￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜPATH=/usr/gnat/bin:${PATH}

But only for normal users and not for root.

With Regards

Martin
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mailto://krischik@users.sourceforge.net
http://www.ada.krischik.com

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Duncan Sands]

> I typed:
> 
> gcc -c hello.adb
> 
> and then I got an error saying: Ada compiler not installed on this
> system.

You have to add /usr/gnat/bin to your $PATH.  This is explained at
the end of the installation.  As you discovered, it's easy not to
notice!

Ciao,

Duncan.

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[Bobby D. Bryant]

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, "Beau  Elliott" <beau.elliott@gmail.com> wrote:

> Can anyone help me with my install of GNAT 3.15p. I downloaded the
> linux version from http://libre.act-europe.fr/GNAT/
> 
> I then used:
> gunzip -c gnat-3.15p-i686-pc-redhat71-gnu-bin.tar.gz | tar xf -

What distribution are you using?  There may be an easier way...

-- 
Bobby Bryant
Austin, Texas

Re: Help installing GNAT 3.15p on a linux machine

[f]

On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 19:51:49 -0800, Beau  Elliott wrote:

> Can anyone help me with my install of GNAT 3.15p. I downloaded the
> linux version from http://libre.act-europe.fr/GNAT/
> 
> I then used:
> gunzip -c gnat-3.15p-i686-pc-redhat71-gnu-bin.tar.gz | tar xf -
> 
> I then used the doconfig (using option 2) script to create the
> doinstall file.
> 
> Once I did this, I ran the doinstall file and it finished.
> 
> I then wrote a hello world program to test it out,
> 
> I typed:
> 
> gcc -c hello.adb
> 
> and then I got an error saying: Ada compiler not installed on this
> system.
> 
> Can anyone help me fix this problem? I know this is not necessarily a
> Ada problem, but I assume some of you use linux and probably use this
> compiler so maybe some of you can help me solve my problem.  I would
> really like to use Ada in a linux environment. Thanks in advance!

I haven't read any other replies so I apologize if this is a repeat:

gcc a front end to the compilers, g++, etc.

If you haven't rebuilt gcc to include ada support, you cannot expect gcc
to compile your ada files for you. You want to use gnatmake (try typing
gnat<TAB> in your shell and you should see all possible completions)