Hello, I want to compile a project consisting on an Ada body file (and its specification), an C body file (and its specification) and a C file with the main entry to the program. The C body file calls to the Ada file for different functions and with these two files (and their specifications) I want to build a library (libCAda.a) which can be imported and used from the C file containing the main entry. For this building I want to use an standard compiler as gcc 3.4.4 or gcc 4.1.2 (for example), but I don't know how to get it, which flags should be activated and the steps that can be followed. I have tried some times and I generate the .a but it is obviously not well-formed because I can not link it with the main C file (I obtain an error when linking saying -> 'undefined reference to __gnat_eh_personality'). The steps I have followed are: 1. First obtain an Ada library gcc -c -gnatA Ada_Library.adb gnatbind -n -o b~libada.adb *.ali gcc -c -gnatA b~*.adb ar rc libadafinal.a *.o 2. Obtain the C library linked with Ada library gcc -O2 -fstrength-reduce -fno-builtin -mhard-float -ansi -o Cfile.o -c Cfile.c ar -x libadafinal.a ar crus libcfinal.a *.o 3. Link the final C library with the main C file gcc HelloWorld.c libcfinal.a -o Result.exe Maybe am I missing a flag when binding the Ada code ... Can somebody help me ... Thanks. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-link-an-ADA-and-C-library-tp24715044p24715044.html Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
