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From: rwi@yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au (Ross Irvine)
Subject: MSDOS C Threads is GNAT ADA??
Date: 1996/11/24
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Hi All,
	I've been looking to Thread libraries for MSDOS C Compilers. In 
my use of ADA 95, I've noticed that ada has tasking (which works very 
well I might add). Since GNAT using gcc, does that mean someone has 
ported POSIX threads into msdos C so that gcc and ada 95 comvert tasking 
into C thread calls??

In short. I'm after MSDOS C Threads and it looks like ADA 95 has them.

Can anyone shead some light on this??

Regards..

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