Motif Programming
by Dave Marshall
Publisher: Cardiff School of Computer Science 1999
Description:
This book introduces the fundamentals of Motif programming and addresses wider issues concerning the X Window system. The aim of the book is to provide a practical introduction to writing Motif programs. The key principles of Motif programming are always supported by example programs.
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