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On 02.12.11 17:54, awdorrin wrote:
> What I'm gathering so far is that the pragma export is making the
> variable 'READY' static, which is why its staying uninitialized...
> 
> Not sure the right way to get this assigned and exported over to C.

READY looks like it is being exported with convention Ada, meaning
something like know yourself where READY is; I'd expect an address
attribute near it that provides for storage. Is convention Ada the intent?
Or should it by convention C or Standard if exported to some
C implementation, or as a system function?