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Den 2020-04-03 kl. 16:08, skrev Fionn MacCumhaill:

>> I'm now trying to use environment variables like ADA_INCLUDE_PATH and ADA_OBJECTS_PATH, which I have created with the same directories that I used with gnatreg, but it appears that I need more than those - my first attempt to build a program with AdaGIDE failed with the Ada compiler trying unsuccessfully to compile pieces of GWindows and GNATCOM into the same directory as my program. I'm missing something here, but I'm not sure what it is. Ideas?

You might want to create empty .ali files in the directories where you 
want the .o files and then use flag  -i to gnatmake.


> 
> Problem is now solved - it's been too long since I had to use environment variables like these; Tweaking ADA_INCLUDE_PATH solved the problem.
> 

ok, good

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Björn