aaron@rruxh.UUCP (Akman) (05/25/90)
I'm sure this has been asked-to-death, but where can I FTP these infamous NIH classes from? Are they free? Is there a C++ implementation? Is that the only implementation? Does everyone agree that they are great, generic, respectably fast/small, useful for real work? Or is there more to the story than just: download 'em, compil 'em, and become orders of magnitude more productive? -- ----------- Aaron Akman, 201-699-8019, bellcore!rruxh!aaron, RRC 4D-728
bk19+@andrew.cmu.edu (Bradley D. Keister) (05/25/90)
I've also been looking but haven't seen an FTP site posted for the NIH classes for quite some time. Is there one? Brad Keister Physics Dept. Carnegie Mellon U keister@iguana.psc.edu
rich@Rice.edu (Carey Richard Murphey) (05/26/90)
Try: alw.nih.gov (128.231.128.251) in file pub/nihcl-2.204.tar.Z
880716a@aucs.uucp (Dave Astels) (05/26/90)
In article <caLJwIa00VoN4Dhmd=@andrew.cmu.edu> bk19+@andrew.cmu.edu (Bradley D. Keister) writes: >I've also been looking but haven't seen an FTP site posted for the NIH >classes for quite some time. Is there one? Try prep.ai.mit.edu in directory /pub/gnu -- - Dave Internet: 880716a@AcadiaU.CA Bitnet: 880716a@Acadia
tomr@ashtate (Tom Rombouts) (05/30/90)
In article <AARON.90May25113047@rruxh.rruxh.UUCP> aaron@rruxh.UUCP (Akman) writes: > >I'm sure this has been asked-to-death, but where can I FTP these >infamous NIH classes from? Are they free? Is there a C++ >implementation? Is that the only implementation? Does everyone >agree that they are great, generic, respectably fast/small, useful >for real work? Or is there more to the story than just: download >'em, compil 'em, and become orders of magnitude more productive? As a comment to those (like myself) without FTP, I notice that Autin Code Works (512) 258-0785 now sells V 2.204 of the NIH Class Library for $35. (As well as the Rouge Wave Vector & Matrix Classes for $125 and the "Using C++" (Eckel) diskette for $25) Tom Rombouts, Torrance Techie Voice: (213) 538-7108