Re: ada to c interfaces and CHARS_PTR

[Al Johnston <sofeise@mindspring.com>]

> If it dies when it tries to do a subroutine return, perhaps the
> calling conventions don't match?

I think they did... the problem was I screwing up the
"body" of my c program (c codeing goof)

> Also, what does strdup do?  If
>   *inout_strg_fml = strdup(t_buffer);

strdup(3c) allocates new memory and copies the supplied
string to it.  It doesnt go away until a free(3c) is called. And
yes.. I know the program has 2 leaks in it.

thanks for the assistance... but my real problem was that
I didn't pay enough attention to my c code...

-al