kel@ea.UUCP (11/27/85)
I can answer only a few of your questions, but here goes. The Graphics Development Toolkit is a device independent, metacode styled virtual device emulation package which may be very handy if you develop applications that don't know a priori what sort of device it will run on. It includes drivers for most IBM video output devices, and some IBM printers and plotters. The only language bindings I know of for it are: MASM, the BASIC compiler, the PASCAL compiler, Professional FORTRAN, and FORTRAN v2.00. I note no PGA drivers, though these will undoubtedly be forthcoming, nor is there a C binding. I have an 80287 in my AT. It cost $300+, but is available. Good Luck, Ken Lonquest kel@ea
revc@gwsd.UUCP (Bob Van Cleef) (12/06/85)
> > > Professional FORTRAN, and FORTRAN v2.00. I note no PGA > drivers, though these will undoubtedly be forthcoming, nor > is there a C binding. > The PGA drivers come with the PGA, and Lattice C bindings are also included. (The system was developed with Lattice C.) Bob -- Bob Van Cleef {ihnp4|akgua|decvax|dcdwest|ucbvax} (619) 457-2701 ...sdcsvax!gwsd!revc Gateway Computer Systems CompuServe - [71565,533] 4980 Carroll Canyon Road San Diego, CA 92121