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From: mbenjamin@comshare.com (Matthew Benjamin)
Subject: GNAT extern "C"
Date: 1998/06/08
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Date: 1998-06-08T00:00:00+00:00
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Ada gurus,

I've seen recent posts that describe compilation of the GNAT runtime system as 
a shared library, as well as calling external C functions.  (Of course, the 
latter capability is part of the standard.)

What I haven't figured out, though, if it is possible to export an Ada 
function/procedure as a C function in a shared library.  

The commercial compiler ObjectAda seems to be able to do this.  Can I do the 
same with GNAT?


Matt Benjamin