In article <5fFYSo49XdB@addix.swb.de> MTR@addix.swb.de (Mark Torben Rudolph) writes:
># throstur@strengur.is (02.02.95)
># "Re: Cross-platform development":

>Hi,

>> You should look at C++/Views from Liant Software. I have used it
>> for 4 years now and all my apps have been on scedule since then
>> and ar running bug-free. It's an powerfull Application Framwork
>> that is easy to use. You can even make portable resource files
>> (including dialogs,menus etc.). The C++ constructor included in
>> the package is also a grate development tool. It's much better
>> than e.g. Borlands IDE.

>That sounds great. Do you have any address or (even better)
>fax-no. where I could order a test version?

>Many thanks!

>Best wishes,
>Mark Torben Rudolph                 (mtr@addix.swb.de)
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In the US:

Liant Software Corp.
959 Concord Street
Framingham, MA 01701-4613
(800) 237-1873
(508) 872-8700
(508) 820-0035 fax

In Europe:

Liant Software Limited
2 Caxton Street
London SW1H 0QE
United Kingdom
+44 (0) 71-799-2434
+44 (0) 71-799-2552 fax

# throstur@strengur.is (02.02.95)
# "Re: Cross-platform development":

Hi,

> You should look at C++/Views from Liant Software. I have used it
> for 4 years now and all my apps have been on scedule since then
> and ar running bug-free. It's an powerfull Application Framwork
> that is easy to use. You can even make portable resource files
> (including dialogs,menus etc.). The C++ constructor included in
> the package is also a grate development tool. It's much better
> than e.g. Borlands IDE.

That sounds great. Do you have any address or (even better)
fax-no. where I could order a test version?

Many thanks!

Best wishes,
Mark Torben Rudolph                 (mtr@addix.swb.de)
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You should look at C++/Views from Liant Software. I have used it
for 4 years now and all my apps have been on scedule since then
and ar running bug-free. It's an powerfull Application Framwork
that is easy to use. You can even make portable resource files
(including dialogs,menus etc.). The C++ constructor included in
the package is also a grate development tool. It's much better
than e.g. Borlands IDE.

For further informatin please contact me :-)

throstur@strengur.is

(24.01.95)

Hi there,

are there any *good* tools for cross-platform development on
Windows- and Mac-systems? Or even also Motif and OS/2, too?

I do not mean an authoring system like Toolbook, but a true
programming toolkit (such as libraries for C++) - write a
source once, then compile it on different systems without
great changes.

Multimedia options - such as viewing grafics and animations
or playing sound/music and video are required.

I heard of a class library called "StarView" which was said
to be able to do that for Win 3.11, System 7, OS/2, Motif
and Win NT.

Please answer via email.

Best wishes,
Mark Torben Rudolph                 (mtr@addix.swb.de)
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