Re: some questions

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From: Rex Goode
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 15:02

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blo@fwi.uva.nl writes:

>- Is it possible to link the generated object-code of different languages
>  ( e.g. C, Pascal, C++, etc.) with each other to one executable?

Yes, sort of. You can mix languages at link time given that you know the
rules for doing so in each of the languages are planning on mixing (and of
course follow those rules.) There are probably some combinations not
possible. I could never get IBM BASIC 2.0 (compiler) to mix with C. C/C++
and assembler makes a good combination. You can even link together things
like R:Base and C. The key is knowing the rules which should be spelled
out in the manuals that come with the various compilers.
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From: tyrant@Aardvark.Rain.COM (Rex Goode)
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Subject: Re: some questions
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Date: 19 Aug 92 15:02:17 GMT
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