halam2@ub.d.umn.edu (Haseen I. Alam) (08/15/90)
Hi there, I have been programming on the Unix for the past 4 years. All this time I have used a mac do a lot of my work, but never wrote any sort of stand alone applications. In recent mac magazines and on the APDA catalog, I have seen ads for various interface builders. I do all my work in C, and feel more confident in C than in Pascal. So I would like to purchase one of the interface builders that will generate source code or modules that I would be able to link with my program. I would most likely get Think C as well, I like the reviews. I know a lot of you are the hard core programmer and tend to write everything from ground up. But I would rather worry about the guts of the program and let one of the interface builders add the cosmetics. So I would like to hear about some of the popular interface builders like MacApp, Prototyper, Prograph etc. It would really help me if you can comment on the following points. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Haseen. email: halam2@ub.d.umn.edu PS: I will summarize if anyone else is interested. 1) Name of product: version: company: address: price: 2) What type/quality of code does it generate? (MPW C, Think C, Pascal) 3) Good features 4) Bad features 5) Any additional comment. -- .--------------------------------------------------------------------. | Haseen Ibne Alam | email : halam2@ub.d.umn.edu | | "LET THE FORCE BE WITH YOU." | or halam@cola.d.umn.edu | `--------------------------------------------------------------------'