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SOFTWARE: Professor Owl 1.07 Release (BC++ programming tool)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Edward J. March Jr.)
Fri Mar 1 00:39:02 1996
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.MIT.EDU
Date: 29 Feb 1996 15:14:55 GMT
From: emarch@ais.net (Edward J. March Jr.)
Reply-To: emarch@ais.net (Edward J. March Jr.)
Reply-To: emarch@ais.net (Edward J. March Jr.)
Submitted by: (Edward J. March Jr.)
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Professor Owl Version 1.07 Release
Version 1.07 is out on BMT Micro web site look for PFOWL107.ZIP
http://www.wilmington.net/bmtmicro/catalog/prof_owl.html
Also available via FTP:
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/pfowl107.zip or (os2/dev32)
Registered Users can use their key from previous Versions
through version 1.99 -- Registration is only $39.95
Those looking for a C++ code generator for the Borland C++ OWL library will be
happy to know there is one available. This is a PM Native OS/2 application
written for and with the Borland C++ Object Window Library.
You will be able to create a skeleton application with a few button presses.
Several basic styles are available. It will generate all the C++ and header
files, and resources for you. Simply add these files to your project or
make-file and start compiling.
This is the fastest way to learn programming for OS/2 with Borland C++ OWL.
Professor OWL scans your existing C++ code and allows you to add and delete
events, member functions, and class variables. This is a great tool for
building small or medium size applications.
Ever want to try out an idea, but resorted back to writing DOS code because it
was easier to get started? Those days are over. Writing OS/2 apps is now
easier and more fun.
Author: Ed March (847) 228-1234
Email: emarch@ais.net
Home Page: www.cl.ais.net/emarch
File Name: PFOWL107.ZIP (~400K)
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