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From: ctyner@awod.com (Adam Tyner)
Subject: Re: How to keep the C code produced by GNAT ?
Date: 1996/12/08
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Date: 1996-12-08T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <58a36c$13ra@mdnews.btv.ibm.com>, pontius@btv.ibm.com says...
>
>I don't believe C code ever gets generated by GNAT. I believe
>the Ada front-end feeds abstract data structures to the gcc
>back-end directly. No C ever exists.

What I believe he's thinking of is there is a file with a .C extension that's
produced when GNAT compiles.  I've edited one of these .C files that was left 
when GNAT crashed once, and Dale's right -- it's not C, despite the extension.

-Adam Tyner

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