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From: "Dave Smith" <dksmith@traveller.com>
Subject: Re: Ada callable from Visual Basic?
Date: 1997/10/21
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>...Presumably it's just as easy to do with Visual Basic.
>
>Using ObjectAda you can create a DLL that is callable from Delphi.  In
>ObjectAda you first create a package spec that contains everything to be
>exported by the DLL (for each DLL), and then in Delphi you create stubs
that
>reference the DLL as external.


Sounds great.  Now for my second question (I'm about to display my Win32
ignorance here):  Is it possible to go in the other direction (Ada -> VB or
Delphi)?  I do this now (w/ my GNAT to Motif/Xt code) in order to set up
callbacks.

Cheers,
Dave