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From: "Mark" <wilson_m_r@yahoo.com>
Subject: Linking to c++ libraries problem
Date: 1998/08/18
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Date: 1998-08-18T00:00:00+00:00
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I am using the Gnat ada compiler to link an ada program with functions
defined in c++ . libraries (Microsoft Visual c++ v5).
The problem I am having is that the c++ libraries make use of C++ library
functions (like printf) and when I link using the Gnat ada compiler I get
undefined references to a host of things (like _imp__fprintf). 
The command line I am using is 
	gnatlink main.adb <list of provided c++ libraries>
I think that I want to add to this a library to resolve the missing
declarations but I am not sure what the library is.

Is this library available within gnat?

If not can I use a library within Microsoft Visual c++ v5, if so which

Any response via news group please.