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Porting the GNAT Ada compiler to macOS/aarch64
Dr. Brian Robert Callahan academic, developer, with an eye towards a brighter techno-social life academic, developer, with an eye towards a brighter techno-social life After getting a port of GDC working on my new MacBook Pro, there are still two languages left in the GCC suite that I don't have: Ada and Go.
[prev][next] After getting a port of GDC working on my new MacBook Pro, there are still two languages left in the GCC suite that I don't have: Ada and Go. I did encounter a few build failures but these all seemed to revolve around autotools wanting prefixed versions of the tools; I would just edit Makefile s and re-run gmake when that happened. Step 4: Putting it all together Now that I have a native GNAT for macOS/aarch64, I want one single GCC package that will have all the languages that are available: Ada, C, C++, D, Fortran, Modula-2, Objective-C, and Objective-C++.
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