GNAT Programming Studio (IDE) and STM32 problems

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I’m using the Ada programming IDE GNAT Programming Studio (GPS, GPL 2017 release) and I’m having a hard time when I try to use it with STM32F4Disco.

On Linux (Ubuntu 17.10), when I try to open a STM32 project, GPS freezes. No core-dump, no error message. No exception message in .gsp/log but look like it didn't finish loading.

Help will be much appreciated. Thank you

Edit: I installed GNAT 2017, Spark and arm-elf for Linux from AdaCore website.

Edit 2: I remove my question about GPS on Mac because it might be considered software-hardware questions.

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Welcome to StackOverflow! StackOverflow is specifically for programming questions. For hardware-related problems, please ask your question on SuperUser instead. For further information, please refer to the documentation regarding what is considered 'on-topic' for StackOverflow, and what questions shouldn't be asked here. I'd also recommend taking the tour of the site :) - Obsidian Age
Hi @ObsidianAge, my question is about my problem with the programming tool GPS (Gnat programming studio). I thought Stackoverflow was appropriate. My apologies, if it is not the case. - smionean
@smionean This question is quite on topic! - Jacob Sparre Andersen
Are you sure that you are using GPS installed with GNAT GPL, and not an older one, which Ubuntu has inherited from Debian? The version of GPS currently in Debian is known to freeze/break occasionally. - Jacob Sparre Andersen
@ObsidianAge GPS = GNAT Programming Studio = an IDE for Ada, C, C++ and Python development. Please think before you down-vote. - Jacob Sparre Andersen

1 Answers

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You have to install 32 bits support. On Ubuntu/Debian execute this command:

sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386