Re: Programming X Windows...

["Jim Dorman" <jimd@pcada.com>]

If you want to write X-Windows applications on Unix based PCs, you might
want to take a look at XAda.  This is the only PC Ada compiler used during
the Ada9x project and was the Ada compiler chosen by the USAF on the
DESKTOP III & IV contracts. Information on XAda is available at: 
"http://www.pcada.com.

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G. Vincent Castellano <gvc@ocsystems.com> wrote in article
<1996Sep11.202712.15729@ocsystems.com>...
> % Hi,
> %    Does anybody know of any good, easy to use,
> % freeware programs that will allow me to create X
> % Windows applications using ADA or C++? I presume
> % you can do it anyway using some sort of calls,
> % like API calls in MS Windows, but I am finding it
> % hard to find any information. I would be greatful
> % of any help,
> % 
> 
> Aforms is an Ada 95 binding to the XForms toolkit, an
> X-based GUI Builder and API.  Aforms now includes an
> 'adapter' utility which translates the output of the GUI
> builder from C to Ada 95.  Xforms is free for
> non-commercial use.  Download Aforms from
> 
>    http://ocsystems.com/xada/xforms1.html
> 
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