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From: Brett Kettering <brettk@llnl.gov>
Subject: Re: Ada and Motif libraries
Date: 1998/02/13
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Trawa wrote:

> I'm Beginner in programming with Ada. Does Anybody know how can I use
> (read: import) Motif libraries to my Ada code. I'm working in VAX VMS
> environment.

  It's been a couple of years since I worked in this environment, but
I'll give it a shot from what I remember.

We used DEC's ACS (Ada Compilation System).  The X and Motif libraries
were made available by putting a specification and entering the shared
libraries as foreign bodies into ADA$PREDEFINED.

I don't think you can create a library that is not a child of
ADA$PREDEFINED in ACS, so you just have to with the packages you want
and then do the ACS LINK and you get the X and Motif libraries included
like that.

Brett

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