Our system is loosely based on Fedora Core 6. The core graphics toolkit
is called Cairo. Information about it may be found at
http://www.cairographics.org . Cairo just handles the graphical
output. For input and windowing, we use the GTK+ toolkit, see
http://www.gtk.org .
Happy Coding,
Mitch Bradley
MARTIN WOODHOUSE wrote:
Hello All
I have a fairly sizeable application, written in (Borland) C for
MSDos, which I think
might be useful if ported across to the XO.
I have no Linux experience whatever, though I'm competent in C -- or
at least I was
20 years ago when I wrote the application.
It's entirely self-contained and self-running, but I can already see
that I cannot hope
simply to recompile its code into Linux ! ( For one thing, all its
display functions
are writtten for 640 x 480 VGA.).
I am currently reading background material in order to teach myself
Linux, but what
I would like to know is what software you guys & gals are using to
write and
compile your code? Red Hat or what?
If you can advise me, I wouldn't have to try and make a guess at what
coding
system to get hold of.
With best wishes,
Martin
Dr. M. C. Woodhouse MB, BCh.
www.martin-woodhouse.co.uk <http://www.martin-woodhouse.co.uk>
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