I have Macs with macOS Sonoma and I have successfully compiled and installed GtkAda from source that I got from AdaCore, with no errors. It's installed at /usr/local/lib/gnat and /usr/local/lib/gtkada, but nothing sees it. I use Gnat Studio and of course it complains about not finding "gtkada" compiling from the command line has the same issue. I have not updated the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, and related because I don't know how if that's the issue. This works on Linux and Windows very easily, but I'm not sure what else to do at this point. I have listed my Macs with Sonoma, but I've actually never had it work with Ventura either, so I don't think that has anything to do with it. I know I'm missing something, and probably something simple.

I just upgraded to macOS Sonoma on my Intel and M1 Macs, and Gcc and Alire cannot compile simple Ada programs or any others so I suspect it's a compatibility issue. I am using Gcc 13.1.0 aarch64 and x86_64 on the MacBook Pro/Air M1 and MacBook Pro Core i9 respectively. The error I see among others is "-macosx_version_min has been renamed to -macosx_version_min" also: "exited with code 4" Since I cannot compile Ada programs which is most important, is there a workaround or hack until there are upgraded versions to fix it? The same errors are present on both the Intel and M1 Macs, and I had no issues at all on macOS Ventura.

I tried using Gcc 13.1.0 aarch64 and x86_64 on my MacBook M1s and only the x86_64 version on my Intel MacBook Pro Core i9. I tried using Alire with it's native compilers on both type Macs and its matching gprbuild version. The same errors are present using the terminal editing with "nano" and compiling with "gnatmake" or Gnat Studio using the Gcc 13.1.0 toolchain. It obviously is a compatibility issue between Gcc/Alire and macOS Sonoma. It's not just Ada "Hello, World!", but C and C++ "Hello, World!"

I'm learning Ada, and I am trying to write a program that asks for the user's name, and then echoes it back. But it gives me a few errors and refuses to compile. One of the many errors is too many calls to get_line. I'm using macOS Ventura M1 GCC 13.1.0 Gnat Studio. I get the same types of errors with Visual Studio Code, the same program will freeze and then you have to manually stop the program inside VSC. I can write a calculator, and "Hello, World!" this simple program is not working.

I tried the same code in Gnat Studio and Visual Studio Code. The program should prompt the user for their first name, and the program should say: "Hello, !"