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Subject: Compiling C and Ada sources together
Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 13:29:35 -0500
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Hi all,
  I've been working on a project where we compile C source files and Ada
sources together to produce a single binary. Most of it is automated at
this point, but for debugging reasons I need to know how to do it by hand.
A long time ago, I saw an article (I thought it was on www.adahome.com)
about how to link together sources from each language, particularly in the
case where the C program makes calls to the ada source (the main program
is in C) so the Interfaces.C functionality is not used.

  Anyone else seen the article, or know how it's done? I'm been perusing
the grant_ug.html without much success.

Thanks
DanL