Re: Dot notation in Ada 2005
Your forgot the -gnat05 flag. See below:
C:\d\temp>gnatmake -g objs-ext_objs
gcc -c -g objs-ext_objs.adb
objs-ext_objs.adb:21:16: no selector "X" for type "New_Point" defined
at objs-ex
t_objs.ads:12
gnatmake: "objs-ext_objs.adb" compilation error
C:\d\temp>gnatmake -g -gnat05 objs-ext_objs
gcc -c -g -gnat05 objs-ext_objs.adb
gcc -c -g -gnat05 objs.ads
c:\d\temp>
--Martin Carlisle
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