"Berger, Lutz via Gcc" <gcc@gcc.gnu.org> writes: > Airbus Amber > Hallo, > The command "gnatmake -P<gps project>" cannot be executed anymore, > because gprbuild (gnatmake is forwarded to gprbuild in that case) is > not provided. Is there a restriction, or why it is not provided?
Hello, it's not new that `gnatmake -P` redirects to `gprbuild` (I think it has been so since ~2016), and `gprbuild` has never been a part of GCC. So I don't think the "cannot be executed anymore" is caused by a recent change in GCC. gprbuild can probably be installed using your distribution package manager as it's included in most repositories now. You can also build and install it yourself from the sources: https://github.com/AdaCore/gprbuild. And finally, you may be interested by using alire (https://github.com/alire-project/alire) as it makes it really easy to install the compiler and its companion tools. Regards, Marc Poulhiès > Regards > > Lutz Berger > Modeling and Testing System Engineer > Integrated Team PSTS - TADVSD > Airbus Defense and Space
