software availability

software availability

["Pat Rogers, High Tech Lab"]

Sometime back, prior to the release of Grady Booch's new book,
someone posted a notice about the book indicating that the
software might be available. Well, we've got the book - so where
can we get the software ?  Any info would be appreciated !

Thanks,
Pat Rogers

PRogers@Ada20.ISI.EDU

Software Availability

[guy]

The following software is available to the public via anonymous FTP to
stars.rosslyn.unisys.com, in directory "pub".
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Boeing Aerospace & Electronics
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If you have detailed technical questions or comments that you would like to
discuss with project personnel directly, please contact:

	Boeing Aerospace & Electronics
	P.O. Box 3999, M/S 87-37
	Seattle, WA 98124
	(206) 773-2852 (Mr. Bob Rosen)
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   Filename:  AdaXt_SAIC_391.tar.Z
   Filetype:  compressed tar

       Item:  SAIC/STARS Ada/Xt Toolkit
              Version 3/91

Description:

This is the SAIC Ada implementation of the Xt toolkit (Ada/Xt)
based on the joint STARS Xt interface specification defined by Unisys and SAIC.
 
The files are organized in the following directories:

Xt  -- all Ada/Xt intrinsics files
Xmu -- Xmu routines needed for widgets
widgets -- widgets available at this time
Xdemo -- small demo routines showing the capability

All files have been compiled by SAIC using the Alsys 5.1 Sun3 compiler.
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   Filename:  AdaMotif.tar.Z
   Filetype:  compressed tar

       Item:  BCA/STARS Motif Ada bindings

Description:

Motif is an X-Windows based toolkit for user interface development.
The BCA Motif Ada bindings are a binding to (not an implementation of):

  --  the Motif widget (user interface object) set, and 
  --  a subset of the Motif functions

You must have the Motif object code libraries to use this software.
The bindings were developed using Motif version 1.0.1 and have not been
tested under 1.1. 

This software was developed by Boeing Commercial Airplanes and is being
distributed to the public through the STARS project.