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************
System Setup
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As explained in the introduction, GPS can currently only be extended by
programming in Ada. This assumes that a number of tools are available on your
system, so that you can recompile your new module.

Most of these external tools and libraries are available from
`http://libre.act-europe.fr <http://libre.act-europe.fr>`_.

*GNAT 3.15 or above*

  GNAT is the GNU Ada Compiler, integrated into the gcc tool chain, and
  developed by **Ada Core Technologies** and **ACT Europe**. GPS will not
  compile with other Ada compilers than GNAT.

*Gtk+ 2.2.0 or above*

  gtk+ is a C toolkit used for the graphical interface of GPS. It is available
  on a number of platforms, including most UNIX systems and Windows. Available
  from `http://www.gtk.org <http://www.gtk.org>`_.

*GPS sources*

  The GPS sources include the corresponding GNAT, GtkAda and GVD sources needed
  to build it. If needed, GNAT, GtkAda and GVD sources can be obtained
  seperately from anonymous cvs access from `http://libre.act-europe.fr
  <http://libre.act-europe.fr>`_

The GPS sources contain an INSTALL file that explains how to recompile
GPS itself. GPS knows how to dynamically load a module. As a result,
you do not necessarily need to rebuild GPS itself to add new modules,
although the dynamic loading hasn't been fully tested yet and might
not work on all platforms.