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- Subject: Re: LabView on the Mac with Ada
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- From: James Hopper <Hopperj@CCMail.Dayton.SAIC.COM>
- Date: 3 Sep 92 12:26:58 EDT
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- In article <9208281631.AA02250@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu> Will Deatrick,
- deatrick@sdfvax.rc.trw.com writes:
- >Will Deatrick
- Will, the Meridian Mac compiler does produce code resources. I have used
- the meridian compiler to
- link to ASM and C code in the past without problems once i understood its
- calling conventions. The
- manual is better on that now, but if you really want to know what its
- doing generate a small test
- program that does only the call to your C code and have the meridian
- compiler compile to annotated
- ASM and look at what it puts on stack and what it expects.
- the meridian system does not seem to have the capability to generate
- standalone code resources.
- what that means to me is that the ada code has to have a main program.
- (this comes from looking
- at the compiler options and link options i dont have manual handy) you
- should at least check
- meridian out. perhaps you can get a review copy from the company for a
- few weeks to try some
- prototyping.
-