grant@cs.tcd.ie (Hugh Grant) (07/22/88)
In article <3631@pbhyf.PacBell.COM> psmah@pbhyf.PacBell.COM (Paul S. Mahler) writes: > > < Can this or any other C++ compiler be > <used to write programs that run under Microsoft Windows? Yes! Glockenspiel's designer C++ is fully compatible with Microsoft C and Windows, and can be used for direct Windows development. > Zortech C++ does not work with Microsoft Windows. I plan to soon > make Zortech C and C++ OS/2 and PM compatible, but have no > current plans to support Windows. Glockenspiel's designer C++ 5.1 is currently the only version of C++ which supports all Microsoft extended keywords (near, far, cdecl and pascal), these keywords being essential for use with Windows. Glockenspiel's CommonView class library also offers an Object-Oriented framework for Windows development and is currently on Beta release for Microsoft Windows 2.03. This provides a generic Object-Oriented environment for developing windowing software in C++, and will be available later for X11 and NeWS. The best person to contact if you want to find out more about this is Peter Maxwell, Product Manager, Glockenspiel Ltd., 19 Belvedere Place, Dublin 1, IRELAND. Tel: +353 +1 364515 -- Hugh