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From: Samuel Tardieu <sam@ada.eu.org>
Subject: Re: How To Compile Ada Prog Interfaced With Fortran
Date: 1998/09/23
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>>>>> "Samir" == Samir N Muhammad <sam818@felix.seas.gwu.edu> writes:

Samir> Hello Everybody Could any one tell me what are the steps for
Samir> compiling, binding, and linking an Ada program interfaced with
Samir> an intrinsic Fortran function(e.g. the MATMUL or
Samir> DOT_PRODUCT).

Compile your Fortran code into x.o, y.o and z.o (for example), then
use the regular gnatmake command with additionnal objects given to the 
linker (using the -largs switch):

% gnatmake my_ada_program -largs x.o y.o z.o

Or better, put your Fortran objects into a library (let's call it libft.a),
and add a <<pragma Linker_Options ("-lft");>> in an Ada package that
uses that library.

  Sam
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