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On 26-Jul-14 12:57, Victor Porton wrote:
> I want to create a thick Ada binding for the following C function:
>
>
> char *              raptor_uri_uri_string_to_filename_fragment
>                                                          (const unsigned char *uri_string,
>                                                           unsigned char **fragment_p);

I think you're going about this backwards -- Try designing the API how 
you want, in "natural Ada" and /then/ use functionality from the linked 
C/C++/other-lang functions in some hidden part (private package, package 
body, etc).