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From: dennison@telepath.com
Subject: Re: Gui development in ADA
Date: 1999/06/09
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In article <375E3D80.E2DFE42A@alcatel.be>,
  Jos De Laender <jos.de_laender@alcatel.be> wrote:
>     I recently studied a C++ class library for building Gui
applications
> under Windows/Unix and others. In fact it was a quite impressive one
> from OO point of view.

Out of curiosity, what is the name of the library?

There are quite a few competing platform-independent GUI systems out
there. There are Ada bindings available for most of them.

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T.E.D.


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