Just got an email from Libre site, GNAT GPL 2008 is out.
^_^
It seems they have wrong file permission for Linux PolyORB:
I'm trying to download polyorb-gpl-2.4.0-1-src.tgz and get
Exception name: ADA.IO_EXCEPTIONS.USE_ERROR
Message: s-fileio.adb:988
Call stack traceback locations:
0x82279ea 0x8202591 0x284feb1f 0x285da586 0x285da8cc 0x28517be0
0x284cedd4 0x284eb820 0x284ebf95 0x284ed584 0x2858c1dd 0x2858cbb8
0x81e7298 0x28924e53
> It seems they have wrong file permission for Linux PolyORB:
> I'm trying to download polyorb-gpl-2.4.0-1-src.tgz and get
>
> Exception name: ADA.IO_EXCEPTIONS.USE_ERROR
> Message: s-fileio.adb:988
> Call stack traceback locations:
> 0x82279ea 0x8202591 0x284feb1f 0x285da586 0x285da8cc 0x28517be0
> 0x284cedd4 0x284eb820 0x284ebf95 0x284ed584 0x2858c1dd 0x2858cbb8
> 0x81e7298 0x28924e53
I downloaded it without problem.
I got the same error message when downloading PolyORB for x86-linux.
Note that PolyORB for Windows had no problem. In addition, I reported
this problem to AdaCore already.
AV
This problem was fixed. Infact, it works fine now.
Don't know if this is the right place to ask, but I just downloaded
and installed it (x86 Windows) and immediately drove into a ditch. It
can't find gnatmake on the executable path. Since gnatmake.exe is
right there in the \bin directory, I clearly need to set up the
executable path, but I sure can't find where to do that. It also
tells me on startup "Could not locate exec gnatls" and "Could not
compute predefined paths for this project" (the included Demo
project). I've examined every menu command and looked through the
help and I'm still as stuck as when I started. Any tip? Thanks.
Mike
Sorry for not specifying - this is in regards to GPS.
I just reinstalled everything and that fixed the problem.
> Don't know if this is the right place to ask, but I just downloaded
> and installed it (x86 Windows) and immediately drove into a ditch. It
> can't find gnatmake on the executable path. Since gnatmake.exe is
> right there in the \bin directory, I clearly need to set up the
> executable path, but I sure can't find where to do that.
The installer asks if you want to make the tools available from the
command line. If you say "yes" it adds the appropriate bin directory to
the path. However, you'll probably need to reboot (log out + log in?)
for the change to take effect in the GUI environment.
Peter