[GEM Development] Current status and future?

[Thomas Clayton]

Did ANY of you have a peek at that ref. URL I provided a week, or so, ago?

Among the ref.s URLs is one to "G-GUI".

Owen says
> part of the system 
> is a Visual Basic-based tool,
Interestingly enough, when you unzip that zip archive for "G-GUI" and read a little of the Readme's, you find that he has used MS-VB 'tools' (or made something similar) for his work.


There IS the DOS USB 'stuff'.
http://www.georgpotthast.de/usb/

I mentioned the COBOL /BUT/ there were others including G-GUI on this page
http://www.georgpotthast.de/computer/cindex.htm

I /thought/ you'd all  be able to ;-) click on the G-GUI link
and GOTO (I KNOW! I'm NOT supposed to use that in structured programming! :-D )
http://www.georgpotthast.de/g-gui/index.htm
yourselves!

BTW,
When was / Where can be found:
> the other part uses
> Borland's Turbo Vision 
> libraries (which are now actually open source, in a version
> for 
> DJGPP/Windows/Linux).

A FEW more details, please. (DJGPP is the Free Assembler, right?)

Sincerely,

Thomas Clayton

--- On Tue, 9/30/08, Owen Rudge <owen at owenrudge.net> wrote:

> From: Owen Rudge <owen at owenrudge.net>
> Subject: Re: [GEM Development] Current status and future?
> To: "GEM Development" <gem-dev at simpits.org>
> Date: Tuesday, September 30, 2008, 10:37 AM
> > Or use GNU/Linux.  Fedora and Ubuntu have pretty good
> click and go
> > virtual machines :P
> 
> It doesn't make developing using 16-bit tools much
> easier though. ;-) I have 
> VMware set up, I just don't have a suitably configured
> VM with useful tools 
> in it these days, nor really do I have the time to work on
> anything just 
> now. In theory I could release source code one day, but
> part of the system 
> is a Visual Basic-based tool, and the other part uses
> Borland's Turbo Vision 
> libraries (which are now actually open source, in a version
> for 
> DJGPP/Windows/Linux). We'll see.
> 
> -- 
> Owen Rudge
> http://www.owenrudge.net/ 
> 
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