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From: sjb@cs.toronto.edu (Stephen Bellantoni)
Subject: C++ & Windows (followup to kearns)
Message-ID: <91Mar15.160858edt.1098@smoke.cs.toronto.edu>
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Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
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Date: 15 Mar 91 21:09:16 GMT
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kearns@softrue.UUCP (Steven Kearns) writes:

> [Windows] comes with a very extensive set of routines for drawing.
>If you buy an object oriented interface to Windows, they will most likely
>supply some easy drawing routines.

So the remaining question is: what C/C++ product is the top contender for
writing sophisticated graphics/windowing programs which will run under
_both_ Windows and plain MSDOS?

CommonView? Zinc? C++/Views? Vermont Views? Is C-Scape in there?
It would be a great service to the community if someone could
post two or three lines reviewing each.

stephen bellantoni