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From: hafree@seas.smu.edu (Howard A. Free)
Subject: Linking C++ and Ada
Date: 1996/02/22
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Date: 1996-02-22T00:00:00+00:00
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  I've got a question that I'm hoping some of you Ada and C++
  guru's can help me with.

  I'm a grad student at SMU in Software Engineering and I'm
  doing a research project for a company. They want to know how
  to have C++ and Ada code "talk" to each other. Basically they
  want a list of possible solutions and the pro's and con's of
  each.

  I've started by looking at the Ada FAQ and in the Ada Clearing
  House as well as done a WWW search (using various search engines)
  but I haven't come up with much yet.

  Any clues, personal ancedotes (sp?), hits or suggestions on where
  to find some info would be greatly appreciated.

  Howard Free
  hafree@seas.smu.edu

  (Hopefully I've done this correctly. I've not sent many messages
  from a UN*X box. I'd forgotten just how oh-so-friendly they can be.)