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From: gfoster@netcom.com (Gary Foster)
Subject: Socket programming
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Summary: can it be done? 
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Ok, maybe this is a stupid question, but I'd really like to do some 
socket programming under gnat on my linux box instead of using c/c++.  
Are there any packages to support this?  Is this supported or possible 
under the os/2 emx version, also?  Also, does anyone know of any 
way to bind tk widgets from Ada?  Again, I can do this using C, but I'd 
much prefer a cleaner language.

Any pointers to any FM's to RT would be gratefully appreciated.

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