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- From: saed@engn.uwindsor.ca (Saed Aryan,13325,1100,g)
- Subject: XView C procedures in C++ for Sun X Windows
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- Keywords: XVview, C++, C, SUN, X
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- Organization: VLSI Research Group - University of Windsor
- Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 16:29:56 GMT
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- Hello world,
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- ---Does anyone have experience in the field of incorporating a C library in C++?
- ---Has anyone used XView in their C++ programs?
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- As a novice C++ programmer, I have faced the problem of combinig C code with C++.
- Regretfully the FAQ is not detailed enough in this area, so I must post this
- question:
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- ---How would you suggest I incorporate XView C procedures and libraries in my C++
- ---program?
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- I am currently developing software for my research purpose in C++, and wish to
- upgrade the user interface with an X Windows OPENLOOK touh and feal. I have decided
- to use the XView Toolkit (imposed by circumstances).
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- XView offers a set of library procedures, and macros for C. The Xview and X libraries
- are to be linked during C compilation, and my own application (if in C) must
- include the necessary header files.
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- But what if I write my application in C++. I can't just include the same libraries...
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