Nicolas Boulenguez wrote: > I would suggest a name less generic than directories.gpr. An end-user > may, for very similar reasons, have a project named directories.gpr in > the current directory, and this would cause obscure errors. Something > like system_library_directories.gpr? Seeing that I've already renamed the file once in Fedora I'd rather not rename it again now that we have a number of libraries using it and a policy document that mentions the filename. On the other hand I don't want it to cause trouble to users. Could you elaborate on what obscure errors you think would occur? The GNAT tools search for an included project file relative to the including project file before they try the default project directories. This means that the user's project files will use the user's own directories.gpr, but installed library packages will use the global directories.gpr, so it seems to me that everything will work as intended. Björn
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