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I'm trying to compile a very simple ADA code. Everything works like a charm but on one computer my executable is link dynamically to libgnat whereas on the other computer it's linked statically. In both cases I use gnatmake tool. Any idea why it's happening? Do you know a way to force GNAT to dynamically link libraries? That would be the binder's -shared switch. If you are using project files, you can use: project Foo is ... package Binder is for Switches ("Ada") use ("-shared"); end Binder; end Foo; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26167386/dynamically-link-libgnat

I am trying to migrate from Adacore's GPS to the Eclipse based GNATBench. GNATBench is available here for free download, but is packaged as a zip file. I have only installed Eclipse plugins through the marketplace, or through an online repository. I have tried extracting the folder into the Eclipse plugins folder, but it did not work. How do I install this plugin manually through a zip file? Is there another way of getting it? Open Help > Install New Software... and click Add (top right). In the Add Repository dialog that is shown click Archive... and select the zip file you downloaded. Also

This question is a follow-up of the post at Ada file operation: instantiation and exception about writing to files in Ada. I chose to place this question in a separate post so that it'll become visible to more people as I already accepted an answer on a slightly different issue (which was on exceptions in file handling) in that aforementioned post. WITH Ada.Sequential_IO; WITH Ada.Float_Text_IO; PROCEDURE TEST is package Seq_Float_IO is new Ada.Sequential_IO (Element_Type => Float); X_File : Seq_Float_IO.File_Type; File_Name : String; procedure Open_Data(File : in out Seq_Float_IO.File_Type;

I have used pipes in C/C++ before but I'm working on setting up a pipe in some legacy Ada code...however I am still in the "learning" phase with Ada and there's a lot I still don't yet know. That being said, I've been trying to figure out how pipes in Ada are setup & how to go about using them. I've only found these articles thus far: A Thick Ada 95 Binding for Unix Child Processes and Pipes Package: Util.Pipes Pipes - ada-util . Don't get me wrong they have a lot of good knowledge in them, but 1 is geared towards Ada95 (I have the ability to compile up to Ada05), 2 just lists the functions, &

In this multi-language GPRBuild project I'm working on, I have some c++ library files (*.a) I need to link into my executable. Is there an gpr attribute to tell it what to link in or anyway to pass -l -L switches to the linker? persan Or even better: Project my_library is For externally_built use "true"; For library_dir use "/where/ever"; For library_name use "mylibname"; For source_dirs use (); -- no sources. For library_kind use "static"; -- if it is a static lib .a -- for library_kind use "dynamic"; -- if it is an so. End my_library; And in the application project. With "my_library.gpr";

I've managed to get the Xcode leaks tool to report leaks in my command-line GCC Ada program (by adding delay 11.0; at the end to let leaks make its checks) and then $ export MallocStackLogging=1 $ (./foobar &) && leaks foobar which leads to (excerpted) Process 52027: 18 nodes malloced for 2053 KB Process 52027: 2 leaks for 32 total leaked bytes. Leak: 0x1002000c0 size=16 zone: DefaultMallocZone_0x100175000 string '*' Call stack: [thread 0x7fff70bbcca0]: | start | main | _ada_foobar | __gnat_malloc | malloc | malloc_zone_malloc Leak: 0x1002000d0 size=16 zone: DefaultMallocZone_0x100175000

I'm looking for an Ada constructed framework for AI. I think Ada would be perfect for implementing temporal and stochastic paradigms due to its tasking and real-time mechanisms, but did not find anyone who tried to make such a libraries. Actually I did not find strong implementations on other languages too. For C# I found http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/1/56/ , and for C++ I found http://mind.sourceforge.net/cpp.html but both did not get much popularity. Maybe java has good AI libraries too, but I do not know. So, do you know an Ada implementation? Would it be useful for more anyone? If you know

I am trying to read a file with a single column of Long_Float values in Ada as follows: with Ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO; with Ada.Long_Float_Text_IO; with Ada.Sequential_IO; procedure Test_Read is package Seq_Float_IO is new Ada.Sequential_IO (Element_Type => Long_Float); Input_File : File_Type; value : Long_Float; begin Seq_Float_IO.Open (File => Input_File, Mode => Seq_Float_IO.In_File, Name => "fx.txt"); while not End_OF_File (Input_File) loop Seq_Float_IO.Read (Input_File, value); Ada.Long_Float_Text_IO.Put (Item => value, Fore => 3, Aft => 5, Exp => 0); end loop; Seq_Float_IO.close

To support multiple platforms in C/C++, one would use the preprocessor to enable conditional compiles. E.g., #ifdef _WIN32 #include <windows.h> #endif How can you do this in Ada? Does Ada have a preprocessor? The answer to your question is no, Ada does not have a pre-processor that is built into the language. That means each compiler may or may not have one and there is not "uniform" syntax for pre-processing and things like conditional compilation. This was intentional: it's considered "harmful" to the Ada ethos. There are almost always ways around a lack of a preprocessor but often times the