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Subject: calling other languages (C) from ADA
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I find you need to specify a C compiling system when you want to integrate C
code into an ADA program.

Most C compilers are somewhat incompabitable with each other (ANSI-C from GNU
is great).

When vendors use different C compilers on cross/host modes, for all practical
purposes they implement somewhat different languages.

Interesting...

marty
(Knowledge is useful in the Information Age)
(I hate slow, non-intuitive non-creative computer systems)
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