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From: Jean-Claude Mahieux <sales@topgraphx.com>
Subject: Re: Communication between Ada programs and C++ programs
Date: 1998/06/15
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Brad Balfour suggests that CORBA is a good solution. I agree with that. He could also
have mentionned Top Graph'X OrbAda, a full Ada95 implementation of CORBA. See
http://www.topgraphx.com

Philippe GROSSEMY wrote:

> What are the best ways to perform asynchronous communications between an
> Ada program and a C++ program in the following configurations :
>
>         - both programs located on the same machine.
>         - the first program located on onechine and the second program on another
> machine, both machines running on the same Operating System (UNIX :
> HP-UXB10.20).
>         - the first program located on one machine and the second program on
> another machine, each machine running on a different Operating System (UNIX
> : HP_UXB10.20 and Windows NT).
>
> francois.guyot@isr.alcatel-alsthom.fr
>         or
> philippe.grossemy@isr.alcatel-alsthom.fr