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From: boz@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (John Boswell)
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Subject: C code in a Pascal program
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Date: 17 Jun 89 07:29:27 GMT
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Hi.

	I am in the process of writing a program that will do curve-fitting to
various functions.  My problem is that I only really speak Pascal but all of
the actual number-crunching routines I am using (culled from the literature)
are in C.  Is there a way I can compile the C functions, and then somehow
link them to my Pascal program when I compile it?  In other words, can you
call C procedures from Pascal?  There is some mention of being able to call
Assembly-language routines that you compile with ThinkC; can I call C routines?

	Any help along these lines would be *greatly* appreciated.  Thanks.


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