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Creating 2002/2004 gauges with C



 
 
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Old November 3rd 05, 08:13 PM
Tom Gibson
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Default Creating 2002/2004 gauges with C

Hi,

No, those will work. You just have to make the header files compatible.
If you ask around at the panel design forums someone might already
have them.

Hope this helps,

Tom Gibson

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The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote:
Any gotchas to getting away from XML gauges and programming them in C?
Any Microsoft "standards" that would preclude me from developing with
GCC under Linux or using something like Borland Turbo C++?


 




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