Re: Linking libraries from the command line using ObjectAda on Windows

["Xavier SAUTEJEAU" <xavier_sautejeau@nospam.net>]

Thanks for the indication.

Now, I'd like to create an ADA library using ObjectAda and provide the user
only the specification files (.ADS) and an archive containing all the
required files but the implementation files (.ADB).

The idea being something like that: the user registers the spec files using
adareg and the -ll option to link to the archive.

All of it from the command line. This is like providing header files and
pre-compiled libraries in C.

I'd like an example of how to create such a library, and how to use it.

Does anyone know if I can and how to do that ?

Regards,

Xavier

"Steve Hancher" <shancher@sd.aonix.com> wrote in message
news:3EF88C70.8090405@sd.aonix.com...
> You have a misunderstanding about the relationship between Ada libraries
and
> Windows libraries.  Creating a Windows library from Ada object files only
> removes the requirement for the OBJ directory.  After creating the Windows
> library, you should not delete either ADA.LIB or UNIT.MAP.  Then,
libcall.adb
> should be compiled into a different Ada library with a reference (via
adaopts)
> to the Ada library containing P_hello and P_hello2.  By the way, you don't
> need to compile dummy.adb, you don't need to build dummy, and the adamake
> won't work because you have never compiled anything.
>