Re: Windows/Macintosh Objective-C

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From: Christopher A Lozinski
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 06:34

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Of course Objective-C runs on Microsoft Windows.  Develop on the
NeXT, then port to Windows.  Many of my clients are doing just that. 
There even is an Interface Builder clone called Window Builder in
Smalltalk.  The application kernel is in Objective-C, and the User
Interface is built using the Interface Builder on the NeXT, or Window
Builder under Microsoft Windows.  

Memory management under Windows is simplified by the Borland Compiler, 
which suballocates Window's limited number of memory blocs into 
object size memory allocations.

For more information, please send me your postal mail address, and I
will mail you information about the Borland Extensions to
Objective-C, the Smalltalk Interface to Objective-C, and the Window
Builder products.

Regards 
Christopher Lozinski

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From: lozinski@cup.portal.com (Christopher A Lozinski)
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Subject: Re: Windows/Macintosh Objective-C
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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 22:34:19 PST
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