Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/01/26/13:16:10
The last time I used TVision is long ago, but I recall the following:
TVision exsist for both C++ and Borland Pascal,
and in general TVision docs for any of those
may be used for both
Both Borland C++ 3.01 and Borland Pascal 7.0 include
online help on TVision,
Borland Pascal 7.0 is now freely available on www.borland.com
Regards,
Grisforiy Strokin.
Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET) wrote in message ...
"Lion" <ifestos AT the DOT forthnet DOT gr> wrote:
> Where i can find more info about tv.lib (TVision)
> (I need to know how i can use it)
At first you must know that TVision is a Borland product. Actually the
library
is free and is available for downloading in the Borland's site.
But this people isn't so good because:
1) The package doesn't have any documentation.
2) They clearly states in the license that they doesn't support it anymore.
3) They doesn't mention if you can or can't distribute it freelly but some
time
ago the Borland's people asked to Robert and other to stop distributin
TVision,
forcing to the users to download it only from the Borland's site. That's
silly
and totally stupid.
So even when I have the documentation I think they won't be happy at all if
I
distribute it. So you must get the documentation from the original source:
The Application's Framework of BC++ 3.1 (I don't know if TVision was
included
in posterior versions). I think this package isn't available on the streets,
so
as you can see that's silly again.
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