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From: "Nick Roberts" <Nick.Roberts@dial.pipex.com>
Subject: Re: GUI and Printing in ADA
Date: 1998/05/15
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This is, of course, one of the aspects I hope to be addressed by my current
initiative towards a standard Graphical User Interface for Ada. There exist
certain proprietary products which provide graphics libraries which are
environment-independent, to some degree or other; refer to your compiler's
producer (or vendor) for more information.

--
Nick Roberts
ThoughtWing Software, Croydon, UK
ThoughtWing@dial.pipex.com

Haug Buerger wrote in message ...
[...]
|There are some libraries for C++ that are portable to a wide
|range of systems. Isn't there something like that for Ada?