Roman Black wrote, in part:
> > Hi everyone, i'm looking for some advice. For years
> > i've coded in Turbo C and some PC assembler, and
> > now finally accepting that I need to start coding
> > windows apps that run on other peoples computers. :o(

Sorry if this is a repeat, as I haven't been following this thread,
but I am a big fan of Metrowerk's CodeWarrior. Has C, C++, Java,
Pascal, and you can cross-develop between Windows and Mac. Has all
the Windows API files. If you are coming from DOS with no Windows
programming experience, it will take a little up-front time
investment to figure it all out, but then you'll be up and running
with graphics, fonts, menus, dialog boxes and all that happy stuff.
Go to metrowerks.com for more info. They have a student version
("introduction to programming" or something) that's under US$100.
At least they used to.

Great thing about CodeWarrior is it is written by a bunch of
geeks/hackers who use it themselves (CodeWarrior is developed
under CodeWarrior). They have mottos like "Blood, sweat, and
code" and "Kicking butt and writing code". Gotta love it.

Michael V

Thank you for reading my little posting.


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