From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT edu DOT ar>
To: Robert DOT Hoehne AT mathematik DOT tu-chemnitz DOT de, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Re: RHIDE/Linux
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 19:17:14 +0300 (GMT)
Message-ID:  <9612111917.aa14815@ailin.inti.edu.ar>

Hi here SET about the Linux TVision:

>Algirdas Kunigelis wrote:
>> 

>> THERE IS A WORKING TURBO VISION FOR LINUX (well, at version 0.2 currently)
>> AND IT WORKS REALLY GOOD. It supports mouse and other stuff as well.  What
>I know and tried it, but I have still an old Linux (August 1995) and for
>that
>I was not able to build the library or any sample. For me there is the
>problem
>of disk space, time, money and a betther computer to look at it deeper.
I tried the version located on ftp://sunsite.unc.edu, is the 0.1, I succesfully 
created the library (after correcting one source) but when I try to link I got 
undefined symbols, seems that my gpm lib is old (0.97 v.s. 1.06) but I'm not 
sure that that's the only thing. In 20 days I'll upgrade my Linux.

>> RHIDE to it (TV/Linux I mean). Is there really so much difference between
>> standard TV and Robert's port?
>I think so, because I made my changes as needed for RHIDE but I wrote
>nowhere
>any changelog or something so I cannot say exactly the differences and
>the next
>is, that I'm using Turbo Vision 1.03 and not 2.0, which is the Linux
>port.
And there are another fact, the version is 2.0 moified for 32 bits by somebody 
(not Borland).

>But again to the changes. My changes or not of the common behaviour of
>TV but
>many many small changes (makeing it 32 bit clean as example) and fixing
>some bugs.
I guess that is possible to make a library from the two but for that we need to 
get the lib working ;-).

SET
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