Supported platforms are Linux, FreeBSD and Win32 + CygWin. Solaris should
work now, too, but testing on Solaris is very time-consuming for me.
The codebase is much cleaner now, but the way the file python.ads is
created is not. But that shouldn't worry the users of the package.
On the todo list are issues like improving documentation (most important)
and updating to Python 2.1.
A thick binding would be very nice, but I have not yet evaluated the
alternatives.
pyAda currently requires the following 3rd party software:
- GNU make
- on Windows: the Cygnus toolkit
- GNAT 3.13p
- Python 2.0
- for creating the documentation: DocBook SGML 3.1 (you won't need this,
as there is not much sense in creating the PDF, Postscript and HTML
yourself if you didn't add something to the documentation)
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