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From: raney@yertle.Colorado.EDU (Scott Raney)
Subject: Re: C++ and X
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Keywords: C++ and X  How to (an easier way)
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X11R4 has the necessary header files to use X with C++.  Although it
takes a little editing of header files (a necessary evil in this
case), you can use the X11R4 function prototypes with X11R3.  I
develop with g++ and SCO's Xsight (which, like the Apollo's X system,
is stuck at X11R3), so I know it works.  The comp.windows.x newsgroup
has a faq list that says how to get X11R4 (but don't post this
question there, it get's asked too often)

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