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From: JJ <jayson.prichard@ngc.com>
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Subject: GNAT 2008 GPL pragma import VC++
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I have an Ada program that has a pragma import to a Visual C++
procedure.  I have tried several combination's of External_Name (all
uppercase, all lowercase, mixed...) to no avail.  I continue to get an
"undefined reference" error during the link.

Anyone have any experience with this?