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From: John Rusnak <john.j.rusnak@lmco.com>
Subject: Building and linking against shared libraries
Date: 2000/04/14
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I am trying to build and link against a shared library using GNAT. 
(This is on a SunOS platform).  I am not exactly clear on how this is
done.  I am using the GNU's ld command with the -Bshareable option to
create the shared library, but am uncertain if there is a flag to use
when linking to link it as a shared library.

Any help is appreciated.

-John