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From: alan_denson@yahoo.com (alan)
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Subject: Ada & C++
Date: 22 Apr 2005 22:53:36 -0700
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Hi,
> I've got a simple question about using Ada together with C++ and other
> languages. If I have a library written in Ada and compiled eg. under
> Windows and then I want to compile it under Linux, I suppose there won't
> be any problems with that. But what about using this library from a C++
> program, will there be any problems with using it under Windows and
> Linux and does it depend on the C++ compilere that I use ?

It does depend on the Ada and C++ compiler. From my experience I know that
GNAT works fine with gcc C/C++ and can be made to work with Visual
Studio .NET C++.

For Visual Studio you have to take into account that VS.NET uses a different
storage pool.

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