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msblows:
...
> The first thing I notice is I have
> to move a lot of pragma inline calls from after the definition in the
> body to after the declaration in the spec - not sure if that's an
> ObjectAda-ism or the antiquity of my compiler.

I think OA is just more "kasher" on this point.
Anyway, moving the inline pragma to the spec enables cross-unit
inlining (e.g. for GNAT).

About the .lib's: not sure what your problem exactly is. But...
- there is kind of a search path for lib's in the project options
- you can use GNU libs just by renaming lib*.a into *.lib (and
vice-versa!)
  cool, isn't it ?
- you can give a list of .lib's in a file, say, blabla.lst, and tell it
to the linker
  with @blabla.lst
I found these thing by hacking around, look at the globe_3d project
(link below) to see how I did it exactly.
HTH, Gautier
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