GNATREG was: Re: Re[2]: [newbie][gtkada] Latest Release minor bug with Win32

[David Botton]

I didn't have enough time today to do the GUI front end, I'll put that up
tomorrow, but there is a fully function command line tool ready: GNATREG

GNATREG allows setting a path as a default include path (standard library)
for all GNAT/GCC tools

Examples:

C:\> gnatreg list
Will list all the registered GNAT standard libraries

C:\> gnatreg set GTKADA D:\pathtogtkada
Will create a standard library called GTKADA for GNAT with the path
D:\pathtogtkada

C:\> gnatreg delete GTKADA
Will remove the standard library called GTKADA (it doesn't delete files of
course, just the entry in the registry!)

C:\> gnatreg /?
Will show full usage of gnatreg

You can download it at http://www.adapower.com/gwindows/gnatreg.exe
The source is contained in the GWindows source available from
http://www.adapower.com/gwindows

David Botton

----- Original Message -----
From: <ANH_VO at udlp.com>


> David,
>
> I would suggest that you go one step further in this regard. Create a
dialog
> box, similar to the one in WinNT, allowing the user to register the new
> directory and modify the existing one if needed.
>
> Anh Vo
>
> ____________________Reply Separator____________________
> Subject:    Re: [newbie][gtkada] Latest Release minor bug with Win32 Por
> Author: "David Botton" <David at Botton.com>
> Date:       7/28/00 9:21 AM
>
> I have a small utility (reggnatcom) in the src directory of gnatcom
> (http://www.adapower.com/gnatcom) that sets gnatcom as a standard library
of
> GNAT in the registry (doing what you are looking for). You could modify
that
> for your purposes. I think though, I'll try and create a more generic
> utility this afternoon. I'll blast a message on the list when it is ready.
> It would let you run the utility in the directory you wish to add and
> register it as a standard library.
>
> David Botton