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From: "Matthew Gallant" <mg @tmbg.org>
Subject: Re: Does A free Ada binding to the Win32 API exist?
Date: 1998/08/05
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I own VC 5++ Prof. Edition, this counts as a license, right?

Matt Gallant

P.S.  Dr. Dewar nice to "see" you again, I really enjoyed your talks at West
Point


Robert Dewar wrote in message ...
>Jerry says
>
><<You can use the Win32 API directly using the Win32Ada binding. For more
>info, see my homepage.
>>>
>
>Note however that this is not free in the sense of 0$. It is impermissible
>(i.e. a violation of Micrsoft's copyright) to use the Win32 API unless you
>hold a valid SDK license. There is no legitimate way that I know of to
>acquire this license without paying a fee.
>