If you say gnatls -v
(or gnat list -v
), it lists (amongst other things) the object search path: here,
...
Object Search Path:
<Current_Directory>
/opt/gnat-gpl-2013/lib/gcc/x86_64-apple-darwin12.2.0/4.7.4/adalib/
...
What does yours say? is it right? if the files are there, are they readable?
[Later]
OK, you have 9 s-s*.ali
files, with protection -rw-rwxr--@
(I'm not sure what the @
means!), whereas I have 19, with protection -r--r--r--@
. This looks as though the installation didn't complete for some reason.
When I install GNAT, I use sudo
: sudo ./doinstall
. Could that be the difference?
The README says that doinstall
leaves install.log
in the current (distribution, I suppose) directory; that might give some clues.
If you do decide to rebuild the library, it's be best to use Makefile.adalib
in the "installed" adalib/
directory.
Good luck!