Re: Shared library in Ada

> I suppose you are referring to dynamic linking at the OS level?

Yes I am.

> In this case you need to im****t functions from the library, perhaps
> using pragma Im****t. Also, have a look at descriptions of the Ada
> package hierarchy "Interfaces"

But it's for interfacing with other languages, isn't it?
The point is I don't want to interface with some other language, I want 
to create Shared object in Ada and then link with this shared object

> The im****ted functions will have to match subprogram declarations
> in your package mylibpkg.

So you mean that if I use the pragma ex****t in my ads file, everything 
is going to be fine?

For instance:
function My_Ada_Function return Integer is begin
   return 1;
end My_Ada_Function;
pragma Ex****t
(Convention    => C,
  Entity        => My_Ada_Function,
  External_Name => "My_Ada_Function" );

Or will I have to get two ads file? One with the pragma Ex****t to create 
the shared object, and then one with the Pragma im****t to use the shared 
object in my program?

> The do***entation that came with your compiler should explain
> the switches needed for linking with shared libraries.

Yes I think I can find out by myself especially because I'm using gnat ;-)

Sebastien