Hi, I'm wanting to develop a kernel in Ada and would like to know how I go about preparing the compiler for this task? I have dabbled previously with this on earlier versions of GNAT. I utilised the following pragmas: pragma Restrictions(No_Elaboration_Code); pragma No_Run_Time; pragma Restrictions(No_Exceptions); just to get a basic hello world style kernel working. Now this old demo of mine doesn't compile with the newer compiler, so I'm wondering what exactly should I be doing to target bare hardware. I intend to target IA32 and ARM using QEMU to start with using x86-elf and arm-elf compiler targets (for example) or maybe dwarf, who knows ;D as yet. The first task is to get a bootable hello world style image again using the newer compilers. I do not intend on doing what some people do and port the runtime to the hw and then base everything off that, what I want is a proper kernel. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks, Luke.
