Oops, I think I accidentally sent you this message before editing it!
In the process I'd forgotten what the bug was that I was to report.
I guess this is it but I'll wait for Vadim's response to my info that I'm using 
 GPRBUILD GPL 1.2.0w (20080521)
I installed it from gnat-gprbuild-1.2.0.pkg in case there's a Mac compatible 
version that I haven't located.
Google indicates that there's a 1.3.0 out there for Ubuntu which, from Google, 
I see you're well aware of.
>From http://www.keyongtech.com/5095983-gnat-gpl-2009-a it seems that gprbuild 
>was purposely left out of Libre's GNAT 2009
as well as the version that I have which is a modified version of the fsf GNAT.
So, I suppose that's the "bug" (gprbuild not included in package) which seem, 
from this reference, to be well known?
I'll keep looking to see if I can find any more info.
Regards,
Roger




On 28/04/2010, at 10:25 AM, Stephen Leake wrote:

> Roger Mc Murtrie <[email protected]> writes:
> 
>> I just tried a new  unpack of the QtAda tar file, then
>> ./configure
>> gprconfig -o gnat/config.cgpr --target=i386-apple-darwin10.2.0 --config=ada 
>> --config=c++ --batch
>> which produced, as you suggested:
>> Creating configuration file: gnat/config.cgpr
>> make then ran as far as:
>> gprbuild -j2 -p -aP../../gnat -aP../../gnat --config=../../gnat/config.cgpr 
>> -Psource_core.gpr
>> config.cgpr:6:08: undefined attribute "target"
>> config.cgpr:10:08: undefined attribute "runtime_source_dir"
>> config.cgpr:22:08: undefined attribute "separate_run_path_options"
>> config.cgpr:32:11: undefined attribute "leading_required_switches"
>> config.cgpr:33:18: unknown attribute "leading_required_switches"
>> gprbuild: processing of configuration project 
>> "/Ada_Source/qtada-gpl-3.1.0/gnat/config.cgpr" failed
>> 
>> which is a problem I am currently faced with.
> 
> This is a packaging error. The version of the "gpr" language that
> gprconfig is writing into config.cgpr is not compatible with the version
> that gprbuild supports.
> 
> The C++ errors in your previous email are also evidence of a packaging error.
> 
> You'll have to get in touch with the people that built your GNAT
> package, or try to rebuild it yourself.
> 
> -- 
> -- Stephe


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