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Command line for Ada version?

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command-line

gcc

ubuntu-9.10

ada

gnat

I am looking for a command line to check for the version of my Ada installation. Any help ?

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Arkapravo Avatar asked Feb 12 '11 06:02

Arkapravo

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Since you listed gcc as your compiler this gcc -x Ada --version should work.

Alternatively, if you're using GNAT, gnat compile --version should work. This command should give you the version of GNATMAKE.

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Shark8 Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 12:10

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