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From: tmoran@bix.com (Tom Moran)
Subject: Re: Windows 95 Programming with Ada
Date: 1998/09/15
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If you know Ada and aren't a Windows-C expert, I modestly suggest our
TriAda paper "CLAW, a High Level, Portable, Ada 95 Binding for
Microsoft Windows", available through www.rrsoftware.com
  It has a discussion of mapping of Windows constructs to Ada 95
constructs, and the solutions we chose for CLAW.  You can download
from the same site a demo version of CLAW for Gnat, Janus, or
ObjectAda (that demo, as well as the compiler versions it was tested
with, should be updated soon).
 If you already know Windows programming in C and wish to continue
coding in that style, but in Ada syntax, then one of the 'thin'
bindings would be more appropriate.