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From: carmi@ipla01.hac.com (Aviram Carmi)
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Subject: Calling C library routines  Ada
Summary: How do I call C library routines (no source code) from Ada?
Keywords: C Ada
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I have an existing Ada program (over 22K lines) which I need to interface to
C library routines (no source code), on a real-time image processing system
(the C routines control the hardware).  Some of the routines are actually C 
macros provided in include files.  There are also lots of #define's and 
typedef's and other data structures defined in the C include files.

How do I do this?  Any suggestions, hints, etc. will be greatly appreciated. 
Will summarize to the net.  

Thanks, 

Avi Carmi   EMail: carmi@ipla01.hac.com   Phone: (818) 702-3179
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Avi Carmi   EMail: carmi@ipla01.hac.com   Phone: (818) 702-3179