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From: das15@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Douglas A Scott)
Subject: IV 2.6 Ported to NeXT
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Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1991 00:41:44 GMT

I have ported InterViews v. 2.6 to the NeXT 2.0 platform, which I run
under the "Mouse-X" window server (the one with the 3-mouse-button capability). 
InterViews compiles using the c++ compiler that comes with the NeXT.  The
version I have built does not use the libg++ libraries at all, but for those 
who want to use the gnu versions of streams, etc., I am sure it should be no 
problem.  As a matter of fact, I set the configuration so that it expects
there to be a libg++ and a /usr/include/g++ directory (just to be sure) but
this can be easily changed.

The actual number of changes is very small--mostly header files.  I put a
detailed explanation of the changes in a README file that is included with the
patch.  I put the patch in pub/contrib on interviews.stanford.edu as
IV-NeXTpatch.tar.Z for those of you that wish to try it.
Douglas Scott          Columbia University Computer Music Studio 
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