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Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.announce From: lozinski@CUP.PORTAL.COM Subject: EXPO: Developing Obj-C Apps for NEXTSTEP, Windows and Motif Organization: Next Announcements Approved: sanguish@digifix.com Developing Objective-C Applications for NEXTSTEP and Microsoft Windows and Motif. NEXTSTEP developers have traditionally been faced with a dilemma: should they develop in Objective-C for the NEXT or in C++ for MS-Windows and MOTIF. Now it is possible to develop for all platforms in Objective-C. NEXTSTEP developers can use Objective-C with the Borland Compiler on the P.C., and the GNU compiler on a Unix workstation. This opens the tantalizing prospect of delivering NEXTSTEP type applications on Multiple Platforms. Specific techniques include using NEXTSTEP compatible class libraries, using interface builder clones available under Smalltalk, and assembling Smalltalk Graphical Objects with Objective-C application objects. For more information please attend our talk at NEXTWORLD Tuesday May 25, 1993. Room 132. 2:00pm to 3:00 pm For MS-Windows Information For Motif Information Christopher Lozinski Walter Daugherity lozinski@cup.portal.com daugher@chisholm.cs.tamu.edu CompuServe: 71201,1175
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