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From: jtapasai@my-dejanews.com
Subject: help about linux console graphics
Date: 1998/08/06
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I am learning ADA with GNAT 3.10 under Linux.
I use the Linux console graphics done by Jerry Van Dijk. Thanks !
Good job !
In this package there is a procedure as follows:

gl_write(x,y:interfaces.c.int;c_string:interfaces.c.strings.char_ptr);
where c_string is

c_string:=interfaces.c.strings.new_string("hello world !");

this procedure displays in screen at x,y position the string hello world
I must display in screen ( in graphics mode ) not a string, but a variable
wich has integer type.
How can it be solved ?
Thanks in advance.

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