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From: Al Johnston <sofeise@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: ada to c interfaces and CHARS_PTR
Date: 2000/03/14
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>
> If you do this, you're missing a lot of typechecking.

thanks for the example... I am really surprised at the lack of
examples in this area. the problem I had ended up being
carelessness on my part in my c routines... and not with
my ada code at all.