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From: "J�r�me HAGUET" <j.haguet@cadwin.com>
Subject: Linking Ada and DLLs
Date: 1999/03/12
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I am trying to build an  application in ADA linked with C DLLs. 
This DLLs use stdcall calling convention.

I built import library using dll2def and dlltool :
  dll2def imp_dll.dll > imp_dll.def
  dlltool --dllname imp_dll.dll --def imp_dll.def --output imp_dll.a

if I uses import (Stdcall, ada_name, "C_name"), link fails. If I uses import (C, ada_name,
"C_name"), link works but execution fails.

Can someone explain me why I cannot use stdcall ?