Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 10:04:58 04/18/02
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On April 18, 2002 at 11:53:31, Ingo Bauer wrote: >Hi > >>2.) Can one use it to create a stand-alone .exe GUI application (that does NOT >>rely on .DLLs NOR require an installer) that an end-user lacking Tcl/Tk can run >>on his system? If so, how? (A link to a site that answers this would be fine.) > > >I don't know much about Tcl/Tk but the last point perfectly fit's for Delphi! > >The personal edition is free, it creates instantly running exe's and if you come >from VB it is not too difficult to learn. > >Bye Ingo > >PS: You only have to register at the borland site and then you can download it: >http://www.borland.com/delphi/personal/del6personal_keyanddown_steps.html Thank you, I didn't realize one could get Delphi for free! It looks like a very nice RAD tool for Windows (whether or not it turns out to be the right thing for this project). It's a form of Pascal, right? I coded in Pascal awhile in '91-2 and had a hard time adapting to its wordy syntax (I've programmed in C since 1981). Also, my ultimate goal is to create something that people can use under multiple OSs, including Linux (which I don't own) and Macintosh (which I do have but for which CHEST has apparently not been compiled). Tcl/Tk seems like a good way to go to achieve that ultimate goal.
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