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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Learning Windows 95 programming with Ada?
Date: 1997/11/30
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Organization: Delphi Internet Services <http://www.delphi.com/>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Date: 1997-11-30T00:00:00+00:00
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In <dewar.880850506@merv> Robert Dewar said:
> > I'd like to learn to do programming for Windows 95.
> to move to Delphi, the way to proceed is to get hold of the Intermetrics
> Win32 bindings. These are very close to the C bindings, so you can get
  Or, if you'd rather use an Ada style binding instead of learning C and
how to do callbacks and tasking in the absence of OO, general tasking
support, or the other things that make Ada better than C, you might look
at CLAW, which runs with Janus, Gnat 3.10p1 (Dewar's compiler), and
(hopefully) with the soon to be relased ObjectAda 7.1.1   A demo version,
with sample programs, is available at www.rrsoftware.com   Note: I helped
create CLAW and have a bias toward thinking it's a good thing. ;)