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2 total messages Started by Ronnie Lee Wah Sheun Wed, 09 Sep 1992 02:32
calling scripts from C/C++ ?
#538
Author: Ronnie Lee Wah Sheun
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 02:32
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Can anyone tell me if there are any multimedia software packages
that allows me to design scripts (sound, video, animation, etc)
which can be called by a C or C++ program?  The platform is
preferably PC (Windows) but Macintosh will do too.  Thanks!

Ronnie Lee
Information Technology Institute, Singapore
Email: ronniele@iti.gov.sg
Re: calling scripts from C/C++ ?
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Author: Jeroen van de Lagemaat
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 08:11
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In article <1992Sep9.023255.10200@iti.gov.sg>, ronniele@iti.gov.sg (Ronnie Lee Wah Sheun) writes:
|> Can anyone tell me if there are any multimedia software packages
|> that allows me to design scripts (sound, video, animation, etc)
|> which can be called by a C or C++ program?  The platform is
|> preferably PC (Windows) but Macintosh will do too.  Thanks!
|> 
|> Ronnie Lee
|> Information Technology Institute, Singapore
|> Email: ronniele@iti.gov.sg
|> 
`

I like to get the same info, please post replies in this group and Ronnie could
you make a summary?


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