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From: dewar@gnat.com (Robert Dewar)
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Subject: Re: Java portability
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> I'm nearly certain that each vendor has their own means of
> interfacing to the Java libraries.  I've not looked at the specifics 
> of how AdaMagic does it, but I know that JGNAT added Java-specific 
> pragmas to support interfacing.

Well it is amazing to see how often the blind lead the blind on CLA
:-)

In fact there are *no* "Java-specific" pragmas in GNAT, and the entire
discussion of these imaginary beasts is a tribute to people's
willingness to believe anything they read :-)

Note that anyone can look this up in the GNAT RM, just search for the
word Java, you will not find it.