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From: "Peter Hend�n" <phenden@algonet.se>
Subject: Re: Unresolved references when linking Gnat 3.11p Ada with Visual C++
 Libraries.
Date: 1999/02/04
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I get unresolved references in the demo2 sample shipped with
gnat 3.11p for NT. These references are to

__imp__iob
SetUnhandledExceptionFilter@4
ExitProcess@4

Oh, and the original poster did state that he was using Gnat 3.11p
in the Subject line.

The Win32 binding I am using is the one included with the NT port
of gnat.

Can anyone help?

Regards,
Peter

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Stephen Leake wrote in message ...
>"Mark" <mark@lourow.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
>> I'm trying to link to a library created using visual c++.
>>
>> I get the following undefined references :-
>>   _imp__CreateEventA@16
>>
>> libkernal32.a includes reference to :-
>>  ___imp_CreateEventA@16
>>
>> Is it possible to resolve the naming difference?
>>
>> I do not have access to the c++ source code.
>
>Since we don't have access to _your_ source code, we can't help either :)
>
>Please post your subprogram declaration and Import pragma, and state
>what compiler you are using, and which version of Windows, and what
>Win32 binding. Then we might be able to help.
>
>-- Stephe