Re: g++ 2.1 and other bits of confusion

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From: John Vlissides
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 13:18

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In article <15931@bunny.GTE.COM>, you write:

> I want to build a program that lets me draw connected objects
> and dump a description of the connectivity model for some other
> program to use.  Is InterViews the right tool for this?  How much
> work am I in store for.  I thought I could hack up idraw,ibuild or
> some such gadget.

You might look at schem, a demo program for schematic capture that you
can ftp from interviews.stanford.edu in pub/contrib/schem.tar.Z.  It's
built with Unidraw.  Unfortunately, its only documentation appears in my
thesis, which you can order at nominal cost from Naomi Schulman
(schulman@shasta.stanford.edu). Ask for a copy of CSL-TR-90-427.

--
John Vlissides / IBM T.J. Watson Research / vlis@watson.ibm.com

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