Once AdaMagic converts Ada runtime to C/C++, can it be re-hosted on a different OS?
The Ada run-time is written in Ada 95, and then translated to C/C++. The run-time is layered, and is re-hostable on various operating systems. As delivered, it depends only on C’s native setjmp/longjmp, but is structured to allow re-hosting on POSIX-like OS’s, or other RTOS’s that have support for threads and some kind of “mutex”.
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