IDE for Ada on Mac OS X?
Christopher J. Henrich
What integrated development environments that run on Mac OS X 10.* can
handle Ada? Does such a thing exist?
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Chris Henrich
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stephane richard
http://macada.org/ is probably the best place to start your search. Not
sure if there's an IDE right there but there's one on the main picture so
perhaps there they could help you find a Mac IDE.
Hope this helps
Stephane Richard
"Ada World" webmaster
http://www.adaworld.com
"Typoes in programming just don't have their place as proven if you do a
typoe in IDE you could DIE ;-)"
Sources: Stephane Richard (just thought of it ;-)
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John B. Matthews
"Christopher J. Henrich" <chen...@monmouth.com> wrote:
> What integrated development environments that run on Mac OS X 10.* can
> handle Ada? Does such a thing exist?
The site <http://www.macada.org/macosx.html> has GNAT for Mac. It
works in the usual way from the command line. It also works with
Apple's IDE, Xcode, which is included with Mac OS.
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John
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David Botton
use XCode, but have the source code open in an external editor, ie.
Carbon Enhanced EMacs :-)
http://www.adapower.com - See Packages for Reuse - Ada Editting
David Botton
On 2004-10-29 22:36:01 -0400, "Christopher J. Henrich"
James E. Hopper
Codeforge and VisualSlickEdit works on osx and supports ada. Oh and of
course ada mode in emacs is also supported on os x.
jim
CodeForge http://www.codeforge.com/products/
VisualSlickEdit http://www.slickedit.com/purchase/pu_regtrial.php.
Marius Amado Alves
> What integrated development environments that run on Mac OS X 10.* can
> handle Ada? Does such a thing exist?
According to this you can use Xcode:
http://pyrite.truman.edu/~millerj/AdaonOSX/
See also macada.org
But I'd also love to see the actuality of this confirmed by a seasoned
"Ada on Mac" person in this group. Me I'm just "switching". I'm waiting
for the new iBook 12" at 1.2GHz with Airport (wireless g). It's expected
in 3 weeks in Portugal. The global economy is very slow.
John B. Matthews
<mailman.75.109940483...@ada-france.org>,
Well, several of the contributors, posting in this thread, have been
using Ada on Mac since 1994. The present incarnation for Mac OS X
does indeed run with Xcode, as shown on Dr. Miller's site above. The
integration is excellent: edit, compile, debug, step, trace,
breakpoint, profile--all from the GUI. I also use gnatmake from the
command line regularly.
You'll see when your Mac arrives. Sorry you have to wait:-)
Marius Amado Alves
John B. Matthews wrote:
> Well, several of the contributors, posting in this thread, have been
> using Ada on Mac since 1994. The present incarnation for Mac OS X
> does indeed run with Xcode, as shown on Dr. Miller's site above. The
> integration is excellent: edit, compile, debug, step, trace,
> breakpoint, profile--all from the GUI. I also use gnatmake from the
> command line regularly.
Great! The indications were strong, but it's great to be reassured first
hand. (Because both Ada and Mac are minorities, the conjunction felt
like it could be a forgotten corner of the universe.) Thanks a lot.
James E. Hopper
put in some things as well to support Ada. I use it for my work nearly
every day. I do both mac native apps as well as Gtk apps that i host
ob both os x and on linux all the time.
it is a very robust system and i enjoy working with it. The fact that
i use it for my work and not just my hobby means i have a VERY strong
incentive to keep it working well ;-)
The GUI for gdb works very nicely as well (Thanks to Stephen Bespalco)
and Andrew And Al Reynolds keep the compiler humming along.
best jim
In article <mailman.75.109940483...@ada-france.org>,
Marius Amado Alves <amado...@netcabo.pt> wrote:
David Botton
XCode works very well, I use it daily. http://www.macada.org
David Botton