On Tue, 4 May 1999, Greg Haerr wrote:
> I've got the nanoGui project moved up quite a bit. It now runs the sample
> programs pretty well. As Alan mentioned, I'll be checking all this stuff in shortly.
^ Alex
> o A mouse driver (this is more of a pain, we could still leave it out of the
>kernel)
If you don't want to use GPM, there was some simple MS and PS2 protocol
stuff in there before which didn't work. You could try getting that
working as a compile time option.
> o Nanogui uses ANSI prototypes that won't compile with bcc, unless someone
> wants my ansi modifications, I'm thinking of releasing it myself.
Oops. Mini-X was K&R, but I changed it all to ANSI because I thought no
sane compiler didn't do ANSI these days ;) What's bcc anyway?
> Currently, NanoGui implements a decent subset of low-level X primitives,
>although
> they're renamed. Window creation, GC manipulation and text routines work. We still
> need some better low-level drawcode support. For instance, XOR drawing isn't done
>yet.
I wouldn't mind renaming them all to get them closer to X.
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