program prog;

    var ...        { I assumed these variables are local to this program}

    procedure X(..); external;
    procedure X(..);
    begin
        ....
    end;

    procedure Y(..); external;
    procedure Y(..);
    begin
        ....
    end;
. { Note the period here with no program begin/end}

I assume that this is metaware's version of a unit at the time the code was
written.  Later metaware came out with Ada-like packages.   Here are my
questions.

1) Is there an existing compiler that can handle this style of code as is?
Metaware no longer offers pascal support.

2) If I did change the program to a unit or equivalent structure (or even if
it could be compiled as is), how would I call it from Visual C.  I have been
able to create C obj files in GCC and successfully link them into Visual C.

Thanks in advance,

The GCC & GPC compiler both generate COFF.  I've compiled some simple C
routines under GNU, and then linked/run these objects under Visual C++, so I
know there is not an object file format problem.

I believe the problem for now how do I invoke these routines from the C
side, and in what way does the pascal code have to be altered to do this.
Does pascal have any separate compilation similar to a standalone C function
or any other way I can get my foot in the door on this problem.

Jim.