GEM, VDI, AES Documentation Request

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3 total messages Started by logicwa Mon, 06 Jan 1986 21:16

#1896

Author: logicwa
Date: Mon, 06 Jan 1986 21:16

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Can anyone suggest where I can get some of the above-mentioned
documentation without paying $300 for an entire development system?

(And just what is in the developers package?  I've forgotten)

Thanks,
		Earl Fogel @ Logicware Inc.

Re: GEM, VDI, AES Documentation Request

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Author: Felton.PA
Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1986 17:51

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> Can anyone suggest where I can get some of the above-mentioned
> documentation without paying $300 for an entire development system?




	One way to get GEM info is to buy O.S.S's Pascal compiler (under $100).
You will not get the standard GEM interface but O.S.S. has made most of
GEM accessable through special Pascal procedures and functions (standard
gem calls can be linked into you program as well, but there is no doc
for this). Using the special routines makes it relatively easy to set up
windows, drop down menus, and dialog boxes. Ease of use and length of
compile time is also much better than DRI C.
	
	
John

Re: GEM, VDI, AES Documentation Request

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Author: jchiu
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1986 23:49

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/* Written  3:16 pm  Jan  6, 1986 by logicwa@utecfa.UUCP in ccvaxa:net.micro.atari */
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Can anyone suggest where I can get some of the above-mentioned
documentation without paying $300 for an entire development system?

(And just what is in the developers package?  I've forgotten)

Thanks,
		Earl Fogel @ Logicware Inc.
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