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From: borton@fwi.uva.nl (Chris Borton)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++,comp.object,comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Info request on IBM PC OOP Libraries
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Date: 21 Feb 90 14:30:17 GMT
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I was asked by a colleague with no access to the net to pose this question.
[Violins start melody, everyone is already rolling their eyes...:-)]
Since my area of interest and expertise lies quite ouside this range, I don't
normally get to these groups in my news reading.  If you could reply by
e-mail that would be greatly appreciated; requests from those interested in 
a summary of what I receive are also welcome.  The question:

What is currently available on IBM-PC (and compatible) systems in the way of
class libraries?  This is primarily directed at MS-DOS and Windows, but with
an eye towards OS/2 as well.  The Glockenspiel C++ compiler/library we have;
we have also heard that Turbo Pascal has a class library.

What other libraries are there?  What is your favorite?  Why is it good/bad?

Much appreciation in advance,

-cbb
Chris Borton	borton@fwi.uva.nl
Mac Developer & AppleTalk Network Administrator, University of Amsterdam CS