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From: "Lucretia" <lucretia9@lycos.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Multiple shared libraries with a single spec
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Stephen Leake wrote:
> > Depends on the language you want to mix ;-). C and C++ work fine -
> > there  is a tool which will generate the needed makefiles for you.
> > gpr2make - I  am not at home so I can guess the name only

C, C++ and Ada

> GNAT GPL 2005 provides 'gprmake', which you run instead of gnatmake.
> You can then add C (not C++, I think) files (that is, directories
> containing *.c files) to your GNAT project files, and gprmake compiles
> the C code into a library, then calls gnatmake to build the Ada main,
> automatically linking in the C library. Very convenient.

Is it possible to *not* build a library from the C code as my code is a
mixture which is, in it's entirety, built into a single library at the
end, the way it should be, in this case!

Thanks,
Luke.