tim@chaos.math.uakron.edu (Timothy Smith) (07/26/90)
I am wondering just what it takes to do windows development... I have gotten Actor 3.0 so I can do windows prototyping and then I would like to use C to code the stuff... Actor comes with the RC (resource compiler) and windows comes with the DLL (dynamic link libraryies) and I have MSC 5.1 What else do I need... to write the program in C... Does the SDK come with libraryies that I don't have.. I don't need the debugger what comes with the SDK... (there are better debuggers out there) ... This may seem like a dumb question, but I just hate to buy the SDK when I believe I have most of the tools already.. Can anyone shed some light on the subject.. tim smith tim@chaos.math.uakron.edu
patrickd@chinet.chi.il.us (Patrick Deupree) (07/27/90)
In article <526@VAX1.CC.UAKRON.EDU> tim@chaos.math.uakron.edu writes: >Actor comes with the RC (resource compiler) >and windows comes with the DLL (dynamic link libraryies) and I have MSC 5.1 >What else do I need... to write the program in C... Does the SDK come with >libraryies that I don't have.. Tim, you most definatly need the SDK to do C programming. In order to create a program in C you need to create many things that require direct Windows function calls that are in the .LIB files with the SDK. -- "Organized fandom is composed of a bunch of nitpickers with a thing for trivial pursuit." -Harlan Ellison Patrick Deupree -> patrickd@chinet.chi.il.us
cnews@dept.csci.unt.edu (News Software (Release C)) (07/27/90)
Does anyone have any idea if fortran development is possible under Wundows 3? From: b31@nbi.csci.unt.edu (David Williams) Path: nbi!b31 Are there any fortran compilers available under Windows 3 that will allow me to use extended memory directly? I know Lahey's allows extended memory use with a dos extender (AIsomethingorother) but will this work inside Windows 3? Any experiences allong these lines and/or pointers would be appreciated. thanks in advance.