brett@otc.otca.oz.au (Brett McDowall) (06/14/91)
I have been involved in Windows 3.0 and Unix systems and am looking at OS/2 in relation to some projects which may come off. The specific questions relate to tools available under OS/2 for end-user creation of screens. It would then be ideal to generate C or C++ code to build the real application. The real work would be done in C++. Are there any such tools or anything close? Does anyone know specifics about soon to be released products which may help? Also, what about any plans by Borland to move their products to OS/2? Their ObjectVision could be a valid solution. Any general comments on OS/2 tools would be appreciated as well. Thanks in advance. Brett McDowall
SPS2@psuvm.psu.edu (Steven P. Sedlmeyer) (06/14/91)
In article <2874@otc.otca.oz>, brett@otc.otca.oz.au (Brett McDowall) says: > >The specific questions relate to tools available under OS/2 for end-user >creation of screens. It would then be ideal to generate C or C++ code to build >the real application. The real work would be done in C++. You might check out CASE:PM from caseworks. It has an interactive screen designer and you can get versions to generate either C or C++ code. Steve Sedlmeyer | Internet: SPS2@PSUVM.PSU.EDU Systems Analyst/Programmer | Bitnet: SPS2@PSUVM U.S. Government | Snailnet: 3762 Sudley Ford Court | Fairfax, Va, USA 22033 | Bellnet: +1-703-874-5156