dwboyce@acsu.buffalo.edu (Mr B) (04/15/91)
Check out the March 1991 issue of Journal of Molecular Graphics in your favorite science library. Also included are color screen shots of their results (with NeXTdimension). Abstract (printed without permission) "The amazing revolution in computer hardware performance and cost reduction has yet to be carried over to computer software. In fact, application software today is often more expensive and less reliable than the hardware. New enhancements in software development techniques, such as object oriented programming and interactive graphics based user interface design, finally may be having a significant impact on the time-to-market and reliability of these application programs. We discuss our experiences using one such set of software development tools available on the NeXT workstation and describe the effort required to port our MidasPlus molecular modeling package to the NeXT workstation." Keywords: interactive molecular graphics, desktop molecular modeling, NeXT workstation. -- -- Doug Boyce dwboyce@acsu.buffalo.edu "Speedballs are interesting if you aren't the cannoneer doing the running."