Or learn Tk/Tcl for the GUI and use GNAT for the core
of your project.

I find Tk/Tcl much more a productive tool than a GUI builder !

Pascal.

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Jerry van Dijk a �crit dans le message
<880863536.86snx@jvdsys.nextjk.stuyts.nl>...
>In article <34802dfc.4229989@news.tiac.net> ichbiah@twsolutions.com writes:
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>>> I'd like to learn to do programming for Windows 95.
>>>[...] Any recommendations?
>>
>>Delphi
>
>Odd answer...
>
>Other answer:
>
>1) Get a book on Windows programming, use OA, learn the GUI builder.
>
>or
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>2) Get a book on Windows programming, use GNAT, install the Win32 binding.
>
>No need for mixed language programming.
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