• This is GCC 5.2.1 for arm-eabi from GCC ARM Launchpad, tested on
• the Cortex-M3 as found on the Arduino Due and the Cortex-M4 as
• found on the STMicroelectronics STM32F4 Discovery and STM32F429I
• Discovery boards.
• Downloads on SourceForge, prepared by Simon Wright

Tags: GCC,ARM,Arduino,Cortex,OSX

• The GNAT-to-Android/ARM cross-compiler known as GnatDroid-ARMv7 has been available on FreeBSD and DragonFly since even before it was officially supported in GCC.
• I've produced a second cross-compiler, GnatDroid-x86 which targets the 32-bit Android/x86 platform.
• The nice thing about Android/x86 is that it can be installed on a virtual machine like VirtualBox, so it can be easier to test programs without actual hardware as for GnatDroid-ARMv7.
• GnatDroid is only available on FreeBSD and DragonFly BSD, although somebody could replicate the effort for other platforms if so desired: http://www.freshports.org/lang/gnatdroid-x86
• -John (http://www.dragonlace.net/)

Tags: ARM,FreeBSD

• There's not a lot of added Ada goodness compared to 5.1.0, but the El
• Capitan-related problem that David Botton recently encountered is fixed.
• If you need PR66509 fixed and also arm-eabi support, put this compiler
• on your PATH before the 5.1.0 compiler
• (e.g. PATH=/opt/gcc-5.2.0/bin:/opt/gcc-5.1.0/bin:/the/rest/of/your/path)

• Downloads on SourceForge, prepared by Simon Wright

Tags: GCC,GNAT,OSX

• GTK Ada GPL 2015 with GTK+ 3.16.0 complete,
• Glade 3.18.3,
• GnatColl GPL 2015,
• Florist GPL 2015,
• AdaCurses 20110404,
• Gate 3-04-b,
• AICWL 3.11 (with Components 4.8 and gtksourceview 3.14.3),
• GNOGA 1.1a,

Tags: OSX,Quartz,GNAT

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