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A multi-platform [[C]] user interface library that acted both as a screen painter with windowing capabilities for text based user interfaces and as a platform independent UI abstraction library. Somewhat oddly the program had originally been released in 1987 and sold primarily as a "screen painter" for [[DOS]] or a tool for creating windowed user interfaces | A multi-platform [[C]] user interface library that acted both as a screen painter with windowing capabilities for text based user interfaces and as a platform independent UI abstraction library. Somewhat oddly the program had originally been released in 1987 and sold primarily as a "screen painter" for [[DOS]] or a tool for creating windowed user interfaces. It re-launched in 1989 still retains its 1.0 version number, but in a version for both DOS and OS/2 which emphasised the portability of the code, not only between those two operating systems but also with upcoming versions for [[SCO UNIX]], [[Xenix]] and [[VMS]]. | ||
The latter three versions were released in 1990 but the VMS version was dropped shortly thereafter. In 1991 the company released '''Data Windows/386''' that could be used with 386 based | The latter three versions were released in 1990 but the VMS version was dropped shortly thereafter. In 1991 the company released '''Data Windows/386''' that could be used with 386 based DOS extenders. | ||
==Version== | |||
*1.0 (1989) | |||
*2.13 (1992) | |||
DataWindows/DOS v3.0 | |||
* Rational Systems DOS/16M DOS Extender | |||
* Phar Lap 286|DOS-Extender | |||
* supported compilers: | |||
** Borland Turbo C/C++ | |||
** Microsoft C | |||
** TopSpeed C | |||
** WATCOM C | |||
** Zortech C++ | |||
DataWindows/386 v3.0 | |||
* Phar Lap 386|DOS-Extender | |||
* Rational Systems DOS/4G DOS Extender | |||
* supported compilers: | |||
** WATCOM C/386 | |||
** MetaWare High C | |||
* Rational DOS/4GW (WATCOM) | |||
DataWindows/UNIX - supports SCO UNIX, Interactive UNIX and AT&T UNIX | |||
==License and availability== | ==License and availability== | ||
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* [[Greenleaf Software Inc.]] | * [[Greenleaf Software Inc.]] | ||
[[Category:C Libraries]][[Category:Software written in C]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:23, 23 March 2023
A multi-platform C user interface library that acted both as a screen painter with windowing capabilities for text based user interfaces and as a platform independent UI abstraction library. Somewhat oddly the program had originally been released in 1987 and sold primarily as a "screen painter" for DOS or a tool for creating windowed user interfaces. It re-launched in 1989 still retains its 1.0 version number, but in a version for both DOS and OS/2 which emphasised the portability of the code, not only between those two operating systems but also with upcoming versions for SCO UNIX, Xenix and VMS.
The latter three versions were released in 1990 but the VMS version was dropped shortly thereafter. In 1991 the company released Data Windows/386 that could be used with 386 based DOS extenders.
Version
- 1.0 (1989)
- 2.13 (1992)
DataWindows/DOS v3.0
- Rational Systems DOS/16M DOS Extender
- Phar Lap 286|DOS-Extender
- supported compilers:
- Borland Turbo C/C++
- Microsoft C
- TopSpeed C
- WATCOM C
- Zortech C++
DataWindows/386 v3.0
- Phar Lap 386|DOS-Extender
- Rational Systems DOS/4G DOS Extender
- supported compilers:
- WATCOM C/386
- MetaWare High C
- Rational DOS/4GW (WATCOM)
DataWindows/UNIX - supports SCO UNIX, Interactive UNIX and AT&T UNIX
License and availability
- Discontinued commercial software, originally sold with a recommended retail price for the OS/2 and DOS versions at US$ 395 with source and US$ 225 without source, Data Windows/386 had an RRP of USD 799. Price for the UNIX/Xenix and VMS versions is unknown.