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From: vonhend@ibm.net
Subject: Re: Ada to C++ communication under NT4.0
Date: 1998/08/05
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In <01bdc0c8$e8a76a80$0f010180@nc84c>, "Mark" <wilson_m_r@yahoo.com> writes:
>Does anyone know how to interface (in both directions) an Ada executable
>with a C++ executable running on the same processor.
>
>Any replies via newsgroup please.
>
>Mark Wilson

Use the same techniques you would use to interface any two executables:
shared memory, mailboxes, sockets, whatever.  There is nothing magic about
an Ada executable.

Mark Von Hendy
Lockheed Martin Technical Ops