carnone@homxc.att.com (Christopher Arnone) (11/01/90)
Does anyone know of or use a user interface development system that runs for OpenWindows 2.0? I keep hearing that Sun or some third party is coming out with one that provides tools similar to those found on the NeXT machine. Thanks.....
venkat@uunet.uu.net (D Venkatrangan) (11/21/90)
In article <1990Oct31.235932.22922@rice.edu> carnone@homxc.att.com (Christopher Arnone) writes: >Does anyone know of or use a user interface development system that runs >for OpenWindows 2.0? I keep hearing that Sun or some third party is >coming out with one that provides tools similar to those found on the NeXT >machine. Thanks..... Try OpenWindows Developer's Guide from SUN. Part number 800-5381-10, version 1.1. This is really a very good package. It allows you to your custom-code to co-exist with generated UI code, an important consideration if your UI is constantly evolving. As far as I know, it can only generate C code though. For $250 it is a definitely worth every $.
felix@ai.sri.com (Francois Felix INGRAND) (12/01/90)
In article <393@brchh104.bnr.ca> matrix!venkat@uunet.uu.net (D Venkatrangan) writes: In article <1990Oct31.235932.22922@rice.edu> carnone@homxc.att.com (Christopher Arnone) writes: >Does anyone know of or use a user interface development system that runs >for OpenWindows 2.0? I keep hearing that Sun or some third party is >coming out with one that provides tools similar to those found on the NeXT >machine. Thanks..... Try OpenWindows Developer's Guide from SUN. Part number 800-5381-10, version 1.1. This is really a very good package. It allows you to your custom-code to co-exist with generated UI code, an important consideration if your UI is constantly evolving. As far as I know, it can only generate C code though. For $250 it is a definitely worth every $. Not quite, I think it can also generate C++, and if you have Sun Lisp 4.0, you can get some Common Lisp/CLOS code. Francois Felix INGRAND SRI International, AIC felix@AI.SRI.COM 333, Ravenswood Avenue (415) 859-5584 MENLO PARK, CA 94025, USA
pete@TIRS.oz.au (Peter Bartel) (12/01/90)
From article <393@brchh104.bnr.ca>, by matrix!venkat@uunet.uu.net (D Venkatrangan): > Try OpenWindows Developer's Guide from SUN. Part number 800-5381-10, > version 1.1. This is really a very good package. It allows you to your > custom-code to co-exist with generated UI code, an important consideration > if your UI is constantly evolving. As far as I know, it can only generate > C code though. For $250 it is a definitely worth every $. Version 1.1 comes with a gxv++ program to generate C++ code, but it didn't make it into the manual. Unfortunately, the stubsmerge program (for merging your changes with re-generated UI code) only works with straight C. International Peter Bartel Senior Software Engineer Railroad Phone: +61-8-232-1740 Systems Faxstream: +61-8-232-2274 (Electronics) E-mail: pete@TIRS.oz.au 209-217 Wakefield St, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000