There's quite a difference between Visual C++ and C++. The first is a Windoze creation, the second platform independent, like the difference between Basic and Visual Basic.
When you get to the interface, it becomes a choice between using the tools an operating system offers or finding a C library that does what you want on both. Just a few years back I got interested in adapting some FORTRAN programs to the pc. Ran into the same problem, find some display routines to call, or write a display machine in FORTRAN, which I know well, or try learning another. I think finding a library of display routines is the better route. Choppy At 04:44 PM 5/11/02 -0500, you wrote: >Cool, didn't know visual c++ was for linux also. Now I know, and knowing's >half the battle.
