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From: Dmitriy Anisimkov <vagul@chat.ru>
Subject: Re: Problem w/ Win NT Apex or just me?
Date: 1998/10/18
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Hi,

you wrote:

>   Also, the pragma import test STILL did not work.  This time the program
> hung and did not complete.

I have look to the Ada95 RM and have no pragma Interface.

>    procedure Print;
>     pragma Interface (C, Print);
>     pragma Interface_Name (Print, "_main");

The legal way to link with the other language modules is :

    procedure Print;
    pragma Import (C, Print, "_main");

And I think that using the name "_main" is dangerous becouse some
compilers, GNAT for example, uses that name internally.

Dmitriy.