Bindings for DLL with GNAT

From: Bernd Specht (Bernd.Specht_at_gmx.com)
Date: 03/25/04 

Date: 25 Mar 2004 12:59:42 GMT

Hello,
 
I've some trouble with generating bindings for a dll (GNAT on Win2k).

I've written a spec containing the definitions and added:
pragma import (stdcall, XY, "XY");

Then I generated a import-library as described in gnat_ug.

When linking, the linker tells me, it miss a "XY@8". So I added the "@8" in
the ".def"-file. Then link works, but at runtime I get a message "XY@8" not
found in dll.

In fact, the name in the DLL is without "@8" (but the linker expects it).

Any ideas?

Regards,
Bernd

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