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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: GNAT & Windows programming
Date: 1997/01/09
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Date: 1997-01-09T00:00:00+00:00
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J. Barranquero saks

"Hi! I'm a newbie in Ada95 (I learnt Ada83 years ago, but I haven't
used it since 1987 at least), and I'm trying to update my very rusted
knowledge of it. Problem is, my current programming environment is
Windows 95. Is it possible to use "GNAT for Windows 95" to compile
Windows programs, or only character-based ("console") ones?
"

Sure, it is definitely possible. Be sure to read all the information 
in the documentation. GNAT for WIn95 can interface to the Win32
bindings which let you run graphical applications etc. You might
want to look at the examples that come with this set of bindings.