dmg@ssc-vax.UUCP (David Geary) (06/02/89)
Since reusability is one of the major benefits of OOP, one would expect that all OOP languages would have a base library of "classes" (or objects, or whatever) that would provide a nice base upon which to build applications. I know that Smalltalk and Eiffel come with pretty robust libraries. How about a library for C++? Is there such an animal? Will a library ever become an "official" inclusion for the language? Thanx... -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ David Geary, Boeing Aerospace, Seattle ~ ~ "I wish I lived where it *only* rains 364 days a year" ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
berger@datacube.datacube.com (Bob Berger) (06/05/89)
More specifically, are there any libraries available for supporting user i/f development? I am looking for somethatn that would have all the built in stuff for building a terminal (character) based user interface and possibly Sunview or X graphical user i/f for some applications. I'd rather not re-invent the wheel.... Bob Berger Datacube Inc. Systems / Software Group 4 Dearborn Rd. Peabody, Ma 01960 VOICE: 508-535-6644; FAX: (508) 535-5643; TWX: (710) 347-0125 UUCP: berger@datacube.COM, uunet!datacube!berger rutgers!datacube!berger