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From: wolf@netcom.COM (Buckskin Tech.)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer,comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: BC++ & After Dark??
Message-ID: <1991Jun6.182229.8097@netcom.COM>
Date: 6 Jun 91 18:22:29 GMT
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todd@pinhead.pegasus.com (Todd Ogasawara) writes:

>I just bought a copy of "After Dark" (a port of the Mac screen saver
>program to Windows 3.0) and noticed that it contains documentation and some
>sample code on how to write your own DDL animation modules for it. Has
>anyone tried to create these modules using Borland C++ instead of the
>recommended MS SDK?

>-- 
>Todd Ogasawara ::: Hawaii Medical Service Association
>Internet       ::: todd@pinhead.pegasus.com
>Telephone      ::: (808) 536-9162 ext. 7

I have, but I've never been too successful.  Then again, I didn't take the
time to translate the interface code in the After Dark DevKit.  The code
was written to work only with MSC, so the makefile and some of the headers
and support code need to be rewritten.  It's pretty straightforward, though.

 - Wolf