Re: Creating mixed language static libraries with gpr files?

[anon@anon.org (anon)]

-- This might work.  It based on my design of a gpr to build libgnat
--
-- to build lib
--              gnatmake -Pfoo.gpr -x
-- 
--
project foo is

  for Source_Dirs  use ( "asrc", "csrc" ) ;  -- for source in two dir
                                             -- ada = asrc
                                             -- c   = csrc
  for Object_Dir   use "obj" ;

  for Library_Dir  use "./lib" ;
  for Library_Name use "foo" ;
  for Library_Kind use "static" ;

  package Compiler is
    for Default_Switches ( "Ada" ) use ( "" ) ; 
    for Default_Switches ( "C" ) use ( "" ) ;
  end Compiler ;

end foo ;




In <goiv0s$j58$1@nntp.ilk.net>, Markus Schoepflin <nospam@no.spam> writes:
>Using gcc 4.3.3, I'm trying to create a static library that contains both 
>object files created from Ada and C.
>
>The gpr file to create the library (only using the Ada parts) looks like this:
>
>---%<---
>project foo is
>
>   for source_dirs use ("src");
>   for object_dir use "obj";
>
>   for library_name use "foo";
>   for library_dir use "./lib";
>   for library_kind use "static";
>
>end foo;
>--->%---
>
>Now I have a few object files built from C sources. Is it possibly to use 
>the gnat project file to create the static library including those object 
>files?
>
>Markus