Re: Help: Assembly with ADA?

Re: Help: Assembly with ADA?

[Tom Moran]

> I am aware that I can call C procedures from ADA 95, but this is of no
> use to me. 
Ditto assembly language procedures.
There's also a Machine Code capability, which clearly differs on
different machines, so you need to look at your particular Ada
compiler's docs.

Re: Help: Assembly with ADA?

[Robert Dewar]

iRobert Maye says

<<I am new to ADA programming, and I am wondering if there is anyone who
call tell me if it is possible to write assembly commands in ADA 95
source code.

I have previously used Pascal (v6 DOS) and assembly could easily be
intergrated into the source code simply by typing ASSEMBLY; followed by
some assembly code, and terminated with END;

I am aware that I can call C procedures from ADA 95, but this is of no
use to me.>>

All versions of GNAT implement a powerful facility for integrating
assembly code into Ada programs. It is based on the GCC facility. 
See the GNAT documentation for details.

Help: Assembly with ADA?

[Robert Maye]

I am new to ADA programming, and I am wondering if there is anyone who
call tell me if it is possible to write assembly commands in ADA 95
source code.

I have previously used Pascal (v6 DOS) and assembly could easily be
intergrated into the source code simply by typing ASSEMBLY; followed by
some assembly code, and terminated with END;

I am aware that I can call C procedures from ADA 95, but this is of no
use to me. 

Thanks to anyone who can help :-(