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From: The Quelisher <kendal@freenet.scri.fsu.edu>
Subject: Ada and graphics
Date: 1996/07/26
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I have been working with using Ada to write some CGI programs and would
like to turn my efforts to a graphical counter. The problem I am having,
being sort of inexperienced, is if Ada is capable of generating the
binary code for images on the fly (ie when called by the browser). Is
there an Ada package that does these sort of graphics, or is there
anyone with some experience in this area that can help me out?
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