Duke Normandin

Is there a sample somewhere that I can copy? I've created: ~/.local/share/medit/tools/001-run-LISP-script.lua which contains: -- this is a comment langs=clisp,sbcl; file-filter=.lisp,.lsp; need-doc; need-save; need-file medit refuses to load this tool when it is launched. It does not appear in menu/Tools! What could be the problem? TIA ...

Thx Gautier. I used -I<fullpath-to-hat.ads> ! Worked liked a hot damn!! Thx. I did it all from emacs even though I can't get ada-mode to work properly. :(

Thx Gautier. I used -I<fullpath-to-hat.ads> ! Worked liked a hot damn!! Thx. I did it all from emacs even though I can't get ada-mode to work properly.

Thx Gautier. I used -I<fullpath-to-hat.ads> ! Worked liked a hot damn!! Thx. I did it all from emacs even though I can't get ada-mode to work properly.</fullpath-to-hat.ads>

Thx Gautier. I used -I<fullpath to="" hat.ads=""> ! Worked liked a hot damn!! Thx. I did it all from emacs even though I can't get ada-mode to work properly.</fullpath>

with Hat; procedure Hello_World2 is use Hat; begin Put("Hello world!"); Put_Line(""); end Hello_World2; Tried to compile the above with gnatmake! No joy! gnatmake hello_world2.adb gcc -c hello_world2.adb hello_world2.adb:1:06: error: file "hat.ads" not found gnatmake: "hello_world2.adb" compilation error

In a post above you said: you can switch your sources from HAC to GNAT(or another full Ada system) and vice versa (as long as you stay in HAC's language subset of course) any time. What did you mean by that specifically please? Simply that the Pascal source code can be edited to suit either GNAT or HAC?

I just installed HAC and had the same question as the OP. What do I need to do to the HAC code for it to compile into an executable using `gnatmake'? Merci!!