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From: Clark Snowdall <snowdall@hrpsystems.com>
Subject: c calling ada
Date: 1998/06/11
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I have a quick question.  I'm trying to use a c program to call an ada
program.  I have a rough idea of how to do it.  But more importantly,
I'm not sure I have the right tool set to do it.  I'm using ObjectAda
7.0 for the ada side.  And because of the card our target uses, the c
side is done with Microsoft C 5.0.  The question I have is if there is
any way for ObjectAda to put out objects that can be linked with MS C
5.0?  Perhaps ObjectAda 7.1 might help (could upgrade) or perhaps using
a newer c compiler?  If anyone has any thoughts let me know ... thanks.

Clark Snowdall
HRP Systems