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From: "William E. Huttemann Jr." <huttemannw@hotmail.com>
Subject: Graphics in ADA
Date: 1999/03/03
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Does anyone know how to implement VGA graphics in ADA? I am a new ADA
programmer and I am learning from a book by John English called "ada 95 -
The craft of object oriented programming". The book states nothing about
graphics programming. I'm assuming you have to write your own packages to
access the graphics memory of the computer. But, alas, I also cannot find
any information on how to access memory locations in ADA. One last thing -
according to information I've read concerning ADA, it's possible to
interface with other languages (such as C) and make use of their libraries.
Is this correct? Any information would be appreciated.

Bill Huttemann