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From: sandrobinetti@yahoo.com (Sandro Binetti)
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Subject: Pragma Export and initialized variables
Date: 23 Jan 2002 02:15:35 -0800
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Hallo, group.

I have to export some complex procedures written in ADA and import
them in a gtk based environment.

What about my ada initialized variables? Suppose that a variable is
initialized by using the value of a function defined in another
package, I'll find it correctly initialized? Do I have to arrange and
export an "init_variables" procedure?

I'm a little confused ... ;-)

Tnx, Sandro.