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From: tim@ora.UUCP (Tim O'Reilly)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: Beginning use of Xlib
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Date: 20 Apr 89 17:00:09 GMT
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In article <890417132825.000005B7261@grouch.JPL.NASA.GOV>, PJS@GROUCH.JPL.NASA.GOV (Peter Scott) writes:
> My question: what is a good text for learning how to write in Xlib, with
> examples?  
>
My company publishes two books on Xlib, Xlib Programming
Manual and Xlib Reference Manual.  The set is available in
many bookstores, or from the 800 number below, for $60 plus
shipping.  Source code for examples is available by uucp or
anonymous ftp from uunet.

Another excellent book is Introduction to the X Window
System, by Oliver Jones, which is published by Prentice
Hall, and I believe retails for $32.  Despite its title,
Ollie's book is about Xlib programming.


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