Olleg Samoylov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can't compile aws application.
>
> rateme.adb:4:06: file "ssl-thin.ads" not found
> rateme.adb:4:06: "Rateme (body)" depends on "Aws.Client (spec)"
> rateme.adb:4:06: "Aws.Client (spec)" depends on "Aws.Net.Ssl (spec)"
> rateme.adb:4:06: "Aws.Net.Ssl (spec)" depends on "Ssl.Thin (spec)"
>
> But exists files ssl-thin__dummy.ads, ssl-thin__gnutls.ads,
> ssl-thin__openssl.ads. As I undestand they are alternatives for
> ssl-thin.ads and must be added debian "alternative" for this.
No, because this is a compile-time "alternative"; the Debian
alternatives system only deals with run-time "alternatives".
Moreover, you don't really have a choice; due to licensing
requirements, I have linked libaws2.2 against libgnutls13 and so AWS
will always use GNU TLS instead of OpenSSL.
The proper thing to do is to add a package Naming in a project file.
In fact, it should be /usr/share/ada/adainclude/aws.gpr; I'll correct
that problem.
In the mean time, you can try to add this to your project file:
with "aws.gpr";
project Rateme is
[...]
package Naming is
-- Configuration for GNU/Linux using GNU TLS for strong crypto
for Body ("AWS.Net.SSL") use "aws-net-ssl__gnutls.adb";
for Body ("AWS.Net.SSL.Certificate")
use "aws-net-ssl-certificate__gnutls.adb";
for Body ("AWS.Net.Std") use "aws-net-std__gnat.adb";
for Body ("AWS.OS_Lib") use "aws-os_lib__gnat.adb";
for Body ("AWS.Translator.Conversion")
use "aws-translator-conversion__f.adb";
for Spec ("SSL.Thin") use "ssl-thin__gnutls.ads";
for Spec ("Templates_Parser.Configuration")
use "templates_parser-configuration__aws.ads";
end Naming;
...
end Rateme;
This fix will become unnecessary when I upload the patched AWS.
Thanks for pointing the problem to me.
--
Ludovic Brenta.
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