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From: wozniak@utkux1.utk.edu (Bryon Lape)
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Subject: Re: Looking for good windowing / user interface library
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Date: 2 Dec 89 09:19:43 GMT
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>> I am about to embark on a large programming project that will require
>> windows, pull-down menus, dialogue boxes, scroll bars, etc. etc. It
>> 
>> Can anyone recommend a good toolkit or C library (suitable for
>> Turbo-C) that would handle this stuff? I don't relish the idea of
>> hacking out this stuff myself.
>
	What you may wish to look at is the book titled, "User
Interfaces in C," by Mark Goodwin.  It is released by MIS press and
sells for $50 with the book and disk combination.  It includes source
code of all routines and explanations.  You will need access to an
assembler to compile some of the code and it includes batch files for
compiling all routines.  It supports several different compiles
including Turbo C.


-bryon-