Joachim,
Check out Jerry van Dijk's (often seen in this newsgroup) home page:
http://stad.dsl.nl/~jvandyk
His site is a wonderful reference and he has a section with a glut download
link, and how to use it (generally for gnat, but portable enough I think for
OA).  It uses the Win32ada bindings and using the notes on his page I was
able to install the Win32ada and glut bindings and create OpenGL apps on my
NT machine with the gnat compiler and AdaGIDE tool.

BCD3

Raffaele <raffaele@dynamite.com.au> wrote in message
news:37144CB1.DB7CC775@dynamite.com.au...
> Joachim Schroeer wrote:
>
> > Bruce Detter schrieb in Nachricht <7ej4on$req4@svlss.lmms.lmco.com>...
> > >We are looking for OpenGL Ada bindings (thick or thin) including glX
and
> > >glw.  They need to be for OpenGL, not Mesa.  So far All I've found is
the
> > >bindings available from http://www.niestu.com/languages/oglada which
are
> > >based on Mesa and the glX and glW bindings need work.  We would prefer
to
> > >use complete and tested bindings if they can be found.
> > >
> > >Any help will be greatly appreciated...
> > >
> > >BCD3
> > >
> >
> > You did not mention, for what plattform you need the binding. I did a
lot
> > of OpenGL programming on Windows NT using the Win32Ada binding
> > (see my posting "Another (small) Ada success story" from Thursday).
> > It was developed using NT and ObjectAda. I tried to port the SW
> > (about 50000 loc) to GNAT 311p  for NT but failed. From my
> > experience I would recommend OA for WinNT.
> >
> > J. Schr�er
>
>   I am also trying to use OpenGL with ObjectAda (Win32). The trouble I am
> having
> is in finding a GLUT-Ada binding. Did you use GLUT or the default, and
> outdated, aux
> library?
>
> Regards,
> Raffaele Filardo
>