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{{implementation|Ada}}
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{{collection|GNU Compiler Collection}}
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[[Category:Compilers and Interpreters]]
'''GNAT''' or else '''GNAT Ada''' is an Ada front-end to the [[GNU Compiler Collection]]. GNAT is a validated Ada compiler. It implements all three consequent Ada standards: [[Ada 83]], [[Ada 95]] and [[Ada 2005]]. The front-end itself is written in Ada. GNAT is available for:
'''GNAT''' or else '''GNAT Ada''' is an Ada front-end to the [[GNU Compiler Collection]]. GNAT is a validated Ada compiler. It implements all three consequent Ada standards: [[Ada 83]], [[Ada 95]], [[Ada 2005]], and [[Ada 2012]]. The front-end itself is written in Ada. GNAT is available for:


* [[Linux]]
* [[Linux]]
* [[Windows]]
* [[OpenVMS]]
* [[VxWorks]]
* [[VxWorks]]
* [[Windows]]
* [[Mac]]
* Bare boards
* Bare boards


Experimental support is also available for:
Experimental support is also available for:


* .NET
* [[.NET]]
* JVM
* [[JVM]]


The principal maintainer of GNAT is [http://www.adacore.com AdaCore].
GNAT was originally created in the [http://www.nyu.edu New York University], as a project funded by the government. Presently the principal maintainer of GNAT is [http://www.adacore.com AdaCore].


GNAT is freely distributed under GPL, or with exceptions. There is a version downloadable from AdaCore and another one included as part of GNU/Linux distributions. The License Pragma in source code can be used to help detect packages which use GPL instead of a more permissive license.
GNAT is freely distributed under GPL.


However, for commercial closed-source use, AdaCore also offers GNAT Pro and GNAT High Integrity products. These are basically the GNAT supplied with AdaCore support, and licensed with a special exemption. The exemption prevents proliferation of GPL into the proprietary code compiled by GNAT and linked with its run-time libraries.
For commercial closed-source use, AdaCore also offers GNAT Pro and GNAT High Integrity products. These are basically the GNAT supplied with AdaCore support, and licensed with a special exemption. The exemption prevents proliferation of GPL into the proprietary code compiled by GNAT and linked with its run-time libraries.

Latest revision as of 17:55, 12 May 2016

GNAT is an implementation of Ada. Other implementations of Ada.
GNAT is part of GNU Compiler Collection. You may find other members of GNU Compiler Collection at Category:GNU Compiler Collection.

GNAT or else GNAT Ada is an Ada front-end to the GNU Compiler Collection. GNAT is a validated Ada compiler. It implements all three consequent Ada standards: Ada 83, Ada 95, Ada 2005, and Ada 2012. The front-end itself is written in Ada. GNAT is available for:

Experimental support is also available for:

GNAT was originally created in the New York University, as a project funded by the government. Presently the principal maintainer of GNAT is AdaCore.

GNAT is freely distributed under GPL, or with exceptions. There is a version downloadable from AdaCore and another one included as part of GNU/Linux distributions. The License Pragma in source code can be used to help detect packages which use GPL instead of a more permissive license.

For commercial closed-source use, AdaCore also offers GNAT Pro and GNAT High Integrity products. These are basically the GNAT supplied with AdaCore support, and licensed with a special exemption. The exemption prevents proliferation of GPL into the proprietary code compiled by GNAT and linked with its run-time libraries.