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From: blaak@mda.ca (Ray Blaak)
Subject: Re: Ada to byte-code compiler works as advertised
Date: 1996/09/28
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Mike Stark <michael.e.stark@gsfc.nasa.gov> writes:

>1.  Have a Java applet call Ada code.  The application we have been
>working with is to draw a satellite ground track over a world map.  The
>graphics is coded in Java, and the computation of latitude and longitude
>are computed in Ada.

Would it have been difficult to write the graphics in Ada as well? I have no
idea what the Ada interface to the Java graphics API is like.

Cheers,
Ray Blaak
blaak@mda.ca