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Yves Bailly wrote:

> 
> I guess I'll end doing this... 
> 
> To paint a little of the whole story, I was looking for a tool allowing
> to automagically generate an Ada thin binding for a C++-based library.
> To many classes and methods to create it "by hand". However I didn't find
> any, so I was thinking on creating one myself.
> 
> Thanks anyway for your lights.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
>       Yves Bailly
> 

If you are thinking of doing something yourself perhaps you should look 
at adding an Ada output module for SWIG.

Looking at some of the other language output modules it appears that it 
is a reasonably small project.