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From: mg@asp.camb.inmet.com (Mitch Gart)
Subject: Re: Wvsprintf in Ada
Date: 1996/04/12
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In the Win32Ada binding available at 
http://sw-eng.falls-church.va.us/AdaIC/source-code/bindings/
the binding to this function is

    function wvsprintf(lpOut  : Win32.LPSTR;
                       lpFmt  : Win32.LPCSTR;
                       arglist: Stdarg.ArgList := Stdarg.Empty)

The key to it is the Stdarg package which handles variable-length
argument lists, and which is included as part of the binding.
The binding is Ada 95.  Hope that helps.

- Mitch Gart