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In article <1992Nov22.020643.25664@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> dmiles@nyx.cs.du.edu (Dan Miles) writes:
>
>
>Hi,
>  Does any know of any program/tools/packages... commercial/PD
>that can be used inside your own C code?
>
>  I am going to be using BC 2.0 on a PS/2 Model 70.  
>
>  Thank in advance.

BC 3.0 has such a package as an optiion. The name of the option escapes me
at the moment, but if look on the biggest BC 3.x box in the store or call
them up, I'm sure you can find it. I have the product at home, but have not
used it. You have been a user of the package if you have used the IDE or
the debugger or the profiler that came with BC 2.0.

I think I've heard it's not especially small, but I'm not sure about that.

Tom

tomw@megatek.com (Tom Wright) writes:

>In article <1992Nov22.020643.25664@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> dmiles@nyx.cs.du.edu (Dan Miles) writes:
>>
>>
>>Hi,
>>  Does any know of any program/tools/packages... commercial/PD
>>that can be used inside your own C code?
>>
>>  I am going to be using BC 2.0 on a PS/2 Model 70.  
>>
>>  Thank in advance.

>BC 3.0 has such a package as an optiion. The name of the option escapes me
>at the moment, but if look on the biggest BC 3.x box in the store or call
>them up, I'm sure you can find it. I have the product at home, but have not
>used it. You have been a user of the package if you have used the IDE or
>the debugger or the profiler that came with BC 2.0.

>I think I've heard it's not especially small, but I'm not sure about that.

>Tom

B.C. 3.0 with Application Frameworks is what you mean.  But, all of the
tools and interfaces (Windows and Dos) are for use with C++ not C.
I use BC's TURBO VISION, the Dos interface, and it is fairly good, but
a little hard to use. I do not know about any of their other tools since
I have never used them.

There are many PD/SHAREWARE tools out there. Check Simtel20 or one of
its mirrors wuarchive, etc..  One different place that I have found to
get some fairly good tools is from editors with good interfaces.  These
contain some form of menus, inputs lines, mouse, etc., and also has tools
like advanced string function, doubly and singly linked lists, stacks,
finite state machine functions, and some even have disk swapping 
algorithms.

Have fun, there is a lot of sources out there, but you also have
to sift through the junk!

Harry E. Miller ----------------- just a jerk lurking on the net
hmiller@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu ----- where to send the hate mail