Re: Interfacing ADA to C++ classes with parameters

["Sergey Koshcheyev" <serko84@hotmail.com>]

Hi,

The link name you use in pragma Import_Function below is wrong. It
corresponds to A::test_int_param(void) - try running c++filt and typing the
mangled name into it.

You have to figure out the correct link name and use that. Also, are you
sure that the A'Class argument should be the last in the argument list? I
would myself expect the "this" pointer to be the first argument, but I don't
know the low-level details.

Sergey.

"John Haddon" <jf_haddon@QinetiQ.com> wrote in message
news:a8ete9$sa8$1@hamble.qinetiq.com...
> Dear All,
>
> I'm having a problem writing an interface to a C++ class in which I want
to
> pass a parameter in addition to the object. I attach the package spec, the
> main program and the C header file. The interface compiles and links with
> the main program EXCEPT for TEST_INT_RET. On linkage, the following error
is
> given:
>
> ./ex6d_main.o: In function `ex6d_main__dispatch':
> C:/PROGRA~1/GNAT/Examples_jfh/ex6d_main.adb:25: undefined reference to
> `A::test_int_param(void)'
>
> Why is this trying to refer to A::test_int_param(void) and not
> A::test_int_param(integer,void)?

> <snip>
> -- IS THE FOLLOWING LINE CORRECT?
>       pragma import_function(test_int_param,"
> test_int_param__1A",(integer,A'Class),(integer));
> <snip>