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From: yuen3785@my-dejanews.com
Subject: C++ and Ada
Date: 1998/10/22
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If anyone out there has an example of calling exported Ada functions from C++,
I would appreciated.

I am trying to call a exported Ada function from Microsoft Visual C++.  When I
am trying to make a link, there are unresolved symbols from one of the Ada
library object file.  The name of the object file is min_tasking.a and is
provided by VADS Ada compiler without the source code.  I would like to find
out if there is a way to use only the symbols that I need and ignore the rest
of the symbols in the min_tasking.a.

Thank you
Wing


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