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From: mbenjamin@comshare.com (Matthew Benjamin)
Subject: Re: Qt/Ada binding (FLTK)
Date: 1998/07/02
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Thanks for this post.

I haven't seen such a thing--the first reference to fltk was about a month 
ago, so I'm not surprised.  I'm very interested in the fltk approach--I'd 
thought of working on such a thing, but haven't started looking in to any 
details as yet.  

Fltk has speed/lightness, cross-platform capability, and like the author says, 
looks great.  (I rather value that, I have to say.)


Matt  


In article <swhalenEvFHB6.Mqz@netcom.com>, swhalen@netcom.com (Steve Whalen) 
wrote:
>Speaking of alternatives to Qt, has anyone created an Ada95 binding
>for the "fltk" (Fast Light Tool Kit) C++ libraries by Bill Spitzak
>(Digital Domain)? fltk has recently been placed under the GPL.
>fltk's home page is:
>   http://www.cinenet.net/users/spitzak/fltk
>