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From: jerry@jvdsys.nextjk.stuyts.nl (Jerry van Dijk)
Subject: Re: portable GUI , Ada backend, best design?
Date: 1998/01/20
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In article <tgmEn0yKw.200@netcom.com> tgm@netcom.com writes:

>: The problem is what to use for the GUI part. the GUI part is for entering
>: user input, the parameters for the analysis part, so it is not very advanced
>: GUI, but it had to be portable.

>There is V and YACL. Both are free, portable GUIs. They are written in
>C++. The V home page is:
>                         http://objectcenteral.com/main.htm

Even worse, V can be (and is available as binary) compiled with the
GNAT compatible g++...

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