dmg@ssc-vax.UUCP (David Geary) (06/16/89)
Does anyone know if anybody has developed some base classes for Xwindows? I'm about to embark on a project involving X, and would like to use C++ in favor of C, but I'm having trouble getting the C++ compiler to accept X include files. If someone has already developed some base classes in C++ for X, it'd sure be a great help. Thanx. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ David Geary, Boeing Aerospace, Seattle ~ ~ "I wish I lived where it *only* rains 364 days a year" ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
mccoy@accuvax.nwu.edu (Jim McCoy ) (06/17/89)
In article <2722@ssc-vax.UUCP> dmg@ssc-vax.UUCP (David Geary) writes: > > Does anyone know if anybody has developed some base classes for Xwindows? >I'm about to embark on a project involving X, and would like to use C++ in >favor of C, but I'm having trouble getting the C++ compiler to accept >X include files. If you are going to do X work using C++, I would suggest getting the InterViews package from stanford. This has a set of classes and a lot of what you will need to get started. It is available through anonymous ftp from interviews.stanford.edu and is also in the contrib toolkits on the MIT X release. jim >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >~ David Geary, Boeing Aerospace, Seattle ~ >~ "I wish I lived where it *only* rains 364 days a year" ~ >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------< Jim McCoy >------------------------------------ mccoy@acns.nwu.edu | "...far too many notes for my taste" #include <disclaimer.h> | -Phantom of the Opera "To thine own self be true"