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Subject: Re: gnat port won't compile
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * This is the port from 2.1R, compiled on 2.1R.  I get the following error(s)
 * when I try to make the port.  Is anyone still maintaining this port, or 
 * do I fix it myself?

 * gcc: installation problem, cannot exec gnat1: No such file or directory

As it says in the comments in the Makefile, it requires an existing
gnat compiler to bootstrap itself.  Go grab a package from the 2.1R
CDROM or ftp site, then you can recompile it. :)

Satoshi