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Summary: One of the best for Xt/Motif Programming
Review: Once upon a time, when I moved from Windows programming environment to X-Windows.. I found things were so diffiult for me.Lucky me, one day I went to the library and found this book. It helped me to get start with X programming in s considerable short time. The step of this book is quite easy to follow, and not difficult to understand. At least it made X more friendly to me. Although it was Japanese edition and my Japanese isn't that good. (And I will buy the English edition soon). If you want to program in X, this one is a must, Along O'Reilly X Reference Series (which I think is the best of X-Ref).
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Summary: Excellent Introduction to Motif programming
Review: This well written book, with numerous coded examples (that work!) is one of the best computer reference book I've encountered. Although it has not been updated to included Motif 2.1, most applications are still being written in Motif 1.2 anyway. It also includes the necessary Xt and X11 background to write GUIs. I went from zero experience with windows programming to writing full featured X-windows applications solely with the aid of this text and elementary knowledge of C. The author, who worked at Silicon Graphics, went on to write the Open Inventor library (which unfortunately is in C++). Great book!
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