simon@alberta.uucp (Simon Tortike) (11/03/89)
I want to solicit the mac programming community's
advice on what route I should take here. I wish to
enhance a numerical program currently written in Think
C (DigiGraf) by allowing the viewing and scrolling
around of pictures, both bitmaps and objects. Do
people think it would be easier to find example code
for this in plain old C (eg, Programmer's extender), or
to use some of the OOP tools now available. Is there,
for example, a class available to read a TIFF, MPNT, or
PICT file and display it? If I use OOP, should I buy
Apples C++, or stick with Think C v4.0?
FYI, I have a MacIIx with plenty of RAM, and already
own Think C v4.0 and MPW C v3. I am prepared to
summarise the answers I get.
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W. Simon Tortike, | tel : 403/492-3338
Dept of Mining, Metallurgical | fax : 403/492-7219
and Petroleum Engineering, | CDNnet : simon@cs.UAlberta.CA
University of Alberta, | uucp : simon@alberta.uucp
Edmonton, AB, CANADA T6G 2G6. |
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W. Simon Tortike, | tel : 403/492-3338
Dept of Mining, Metallurgical | fax : 403/492-7219
and Petroleum Engineering, | CDNnet : simon@cs.UAlberta.CA