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In <1993Jan6.195836.6150@news.columbia.edu> emt1@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Eduardo Miguel Thieberger) writes:

>Unix.  Is there anything like this for the Apple Macintosh?  I.e., a library
>for the Mac that provides the MS Windows function calls and converts these
>into the appropriate calls for displaying on a Mac.

I have heard of none. However, there is a library that implements
a lot of the Mac's functionality for MS Windows; it was used to
port the application "Painter."

Cheers,

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In article <1993Jan6.195836.6150@news.columbia.edu> emt1@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Eduardo Miguel Thieberger) writes:
>There's at least one company that sells a package for Unix/X Windows that
>provides an MS Windows API, so that you can port MS Windows applications to
>Unix.  Is there anything like this for the Apple Macintosh?  I.e., a library
>for the Mac that provides the MS Windows function calls and converts these into
>the appropriate calls for displaying on a Mac.
> 
>Please reply by E-mail, I don't usually read this newsgroup.

No, post it, please.  Bob should start reading it.  I think that there are
quite a few others, myself included, who would like an answer to this one.

Thanks,
Bill Whedon   whedon@netcom.com



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