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From: "Jeff Susanj" <jeffrey.l.susanj@boeing.com>
Subject: Re: Ada and WIMPs
Date: 2000/03/20
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Stefan Skoglund wrote in message <38D293BB.FD427EE9@ebox.tninet.se>...
>Ade Vickers wrote:
>>
>> Whilst I have found the Win32Ada bindings, these seem to require an
>> in-depth knowledge of Windows which I just don't have. I can't find
>> anything suitable for KDE.
>
>Considering that KDE is pretty much C++-specific i don't think
>it is possible to write KDE compliant programs in Ada.
>
>GNOME is very much different in that area, look for gtkada.

An option is to write Ada wrappers for the C++ calls or look for some that
someone else has already done.  That is the nice thing about open source
code, people are generally willing to share what they have done.


Jeff S.