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From: draper@inmet.inmet.com
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: Curses for IBM/PC
Message-ID: <20900014@inmet>
Date: 31 Oct 90 14:46:00 GMT
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/* Written  3:08 pm  Oct 30, 1990 by lape@utkcs2.cs.utk.edu in inmet:comp.lang.c */
/* ---------- "Curses for IBM/PC" ---------- */

	IS there a curses for the IBM-PC family for the QUick C compiler?
How about how to make one?? (I do have Quick Assembler embedded in QC)
Please e-mail responses.


Bryon Lape
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	Aspen Curses for the PC.

	Aspen Scientific
	P.O. Box 72
	Wheat Ridge, CO  80034-0072
	(303) 423-8088

	Curses MS-DOS and OS/2 Bundled Binary - $159
	Curses MS-DOS and OS/2 Bundled Source+Binary - $349
	Curses MS-DOS and OS/2 Source Upgrade - $190

	Add $40 for products shipped overseas, except Canada.
	Add $10 for products shipped to Canada

	I have used this curses package. It is pretty good and
	the newest version has a lot of bug fixes and enhancements.
	The source is set up so that you can use it with
	either Turbo C or Microsoft C. You also will need an
	assembler. Some of the code is in assembly. If you buy the
	package without source you will get header files and
	library modules for each memory model. You then write your
	code and link with the correct library.
	Our company purchased the source but we have never
	used it. We have always just linked in with the libraries
	provided.

	- Dave


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