From: gsttallet@zach.fit.edu (Joe Tallet)
Subject: X Bindings and Implementations
Date: 5 Apr 91 00:48:18 GMT [thread overview]
Message-ID: <2260@winnie.fit.edu> (raw)
I'm in need of information concerning different X products. I am
familiar with the following X products:
o from Rational, an implementation of X written in Ada,
o from MIT, Rational's Ada implementation of X,
o from Verdix, Ada bindings to the C implementation of X,
this is the STARS 'version',
o from GHG, an Ada implementation of X, similiar to
Rational's version?
o from EVB, Ada bindings to MOTIF,
o from TAE++, bindings or implementation?
What I need to know is how are these products related, interface-wise?
For example (and even specifically):
Q: How close is Rational's Ada implemenion of X to the previous
MIT Ada binding? How much success did they have in keeping the
interfaces the same (type-wise and subroutine-wise)?
Q: How close is Verdix's Ada binding to the previous MIT Ada
binding?
Q: How does Verdix's Ada binding and Rational's Ada implementation
compare interface-wise.
Q: How does GHG's Ada implementation of X compare with
Rational's implementation (again - interface-wise)?
Q: What are the Ada compilers supported by each of these
Ada products?
The reason that I am looking for this information is that I need to
know what kinds of problems I will have in porting an application to
these different X products. Problems in terms of interface differences
and Ada compiler support issues.
Please respond through e-mail to jot@sps.com or uunet to ...!uunet!sps!jot.
I may not be able to review every response posted here.
As for the information I will gather, I will post it once completed (unless
there is opposition to this).
Thanks in advance...
jot
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