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Every time Ada is mentioned here, I start a quest - how to try it for free on Windows. And every time I fail.
by mcc1ane 6mo ago
Every time Ada is mentioned here, I start a quest - how to try it for free on Windows.
And every time I fail.
- GhosT078 6mo agoI didn't think these were hard to find: https://ada-lang.io/ https://ada-lang.io/ https://alire.ada.dev/ https://alire.ada.dev/
- adrian_b 6mo agoIn the past you could easily use Ada or anything else from Linux under Cygwin. Nowadays, you should be able to use anything from Linux under WSL. In the past using Ada was more painful, because you had to use some old version of gcc, which could clash with the modern gcc used for C/C++/Fortran etc. However, during the last few years these problems have disappeared. If you build any current gcc version, you must just choose the option of having ada among the available languages and all will work smoothly.
- dfox 6mo agoGnat Studio just works on Windows.
- GhosT078 6mo agoI have been using GNAT Studio (previously GNAT Programming Studio or GPS) on Linux for the last 15 years.
- CodeArtisan 6mo agoToolchain: https://ada-lang.io/ https://ada-lang.io/ IDE: https://github.com/AdaCore/gnatstudio https://github.com/AdaCore/gnatstudio