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From: "Dr. Joachim Schroeer" <schroeer@amst.co.at>
Subject: Re: Graphics in Ada
Date: 1998/04/17
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d97sund@dtek.chalmers.se wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I wonder what you do if you want to make graphical applications in Ada. Can
> you use Ada to make advanced graphical applications? How do I do such simple
> things as draw a line and draw a circle for instance? I'm interested in
> everything from simple graphics to advanced graphics.
> 
> Thank you!

For Win95/NT you can use an OpenGL binding. 
It is part of the Win32Ada binding and runs with GNAT and ObjectAda.

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Joachim Schroeer
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