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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
The Open Objects Library (OOL) is a C++ library | [[File:OOPlogo.png|250px|right]] | ||
The Open Objects Library (OOL) is a C++ class library which contains classes for GUI's, datatypes, multimedia functions and more. To use OOL it is an advantage if you have some experiance in programing using class-librarys and/or OS/2-API functions. | |||
Please note a minor difference in spelling, the library was originally called Open Objects Library but later changed to a more grammatically correct '''Open Object Library'''. | |||
==Download== | ==Download== | ||
* [Release 1.0] | * [Release 1.0] | ||
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* [http://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php/Thomas_Bonk Thomas Bonk] | * [http://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php/Thomas_Bonk Thomas Bonk] | ||
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The Open Object Library (OOL) project | The Open Object Library (OOL) project wants to thank the following people: | ||
* Eberhard Mattes for EMX and for answering our questions | * [[Eberhard Mattes]] for EMX and for answering our questions. | ||
* Benjamin Stein for | * Benjamin Stein for his support. | ||
* Fabrizio Aversa | * Fabrizio Aversa for allowing the use of portions of his "Maverick Class Library" | ||
* Bjorn Fahller | * Bjorn Fahller for allowing the use of portions of his "YEAH! library" | ||
==Documentation== | ==Documentation== | ||
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* [[The Open Objects Library (OOL) - Course of Instruction]] | * [[The Open Objects Library (OOL) - Course of Instruction]] | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | ==Publications== | ||
* Jan Heller: [http://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/Zoologie-284696.html Zoologie:Open Objects Library] - From C't Magazine (In German) | |||
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Revision as of 16:08, 3 January 2015
Description
The Open Objects Library (OOL) is a C++ class library which contains classes for GUI's, datatypes, multimedia functions and more. To use OOL it is an advantage if you have some experiance in programing using class-librarys and/or OS/2-API functions.
Please note a minor difference in spelling, the library was originally called Open Objects Library but later changed to a more grammatically correct Open Object Library.
Download
- [Release 1.0]
- Github Repository
License
- BSD 3 Clauses
- Some components are GNU LGPL as specified
Authors
Acknowledgements
The Open Object Library (OOL) project wants to thank the following people:
- Eberhard Mattes for EMX and for answering our questions.
- Benjamin Stein for his support.
- Fabrizio Aversa for allowing the use of portions of his "Maverick Class Library"
- Bjorn Fahller for allowing the use of portions of his "YEAH! library"
Documentation
Publications
- Jan Heller: Zoologie:Open Objects Library - From C't Magazine (In German)