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From: wlane@csulb.edu (William Lane)
Subject: linking C functions into GNAT ADA95 progs...
Date: 1996/10/26
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organization: Cal State Long Beach
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Date: 1996-10-26T00:00:00+00:00
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	I'm a beginning ADA95 programmer who's 
interested in linking in some Borland C++ v2.0
functions. These functions just play songs
(via the soundon(), soundoff(), and delay()
functions) and clear the screen. I've gleaned
from Dr. Feldman's book that it is possible
to link c functions in w/my ADA95 code, but
since the library and header files differ from
Borland C++ and DJGPP it I'm stumped. I was
thinking of simply having my ADA95 program
call the C++ routines as external modules by
that is too slow... 
		thanks in advance,
				-Bill Lane