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Modula-2 bindings to XVT

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From: yse
Date: Thu, 30 May 1991 17:02
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I am trying to build a set of modula-2 bindings to the XVT C graphics library
under MS-DOS (Windows-3). I am using JPI Topspeed modula-2 (the XVT graphics
library has been compiled using a Microsoft C compiler). I am having a few
problems - anyone out there in netland tried to do the same? I would
love to swop experiences.

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Subject: Modula-2 bindings to XVT
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Date: 30 May 91 17:02:14 GMT
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