In article <lysg4h1uv0.fsf@pushface.org>,
Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org> wrote:

FSF GCC 11 doesn't support ASIS either.

This will mean no gnatmetric, gnatpp, gnatstub, gnattest for macOS
users, at least until I can escape the branch hell that's stopping me building libadalang!

gnatpp had already been used to make RAPID.

i think gnatstub too, even if i can't really say it,
anyway i would like to use it sometimes, even if it's not very often.

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RAPID maintainer
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/rapid/

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Thomas <fantome.forums.tDeContes@free.fr.invalid> writes:

In article <lysg4h1uv0.fsf@pushface.org>,
Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org> wrote:

FSF GCC 11 doesn't support ASIS either.

This will mean no gnatmetric, gnatpp, gnatstub, gnattest for macOS
users, at least until I can escape the branch hell that's stopping me
building libadalang!

gnatpp had already been used to make RAPID.

i think gnatstub too, even if i can't really say it, anyway i would
like to use it sometimes, even if it's not very often.

I'd escaped the branch hell by the time I released the 11.2.0 build. The
answer was basically to use a matching set of AdaCore's tags on
libadalang etc

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