XPost: comp.lang.pascal.misc, comp.lang.pascal.ansi-iso   
   From: ruediw@lycos.com   
      
   "happy"  wrote in   
   news:1116055745.408618.209050@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:   
      
   > Hi   
   > I mean buying that standard not of course means it works for any   
   > ISO/ANSI Pascal compiler. If GKS written to Mainframe that means it   
   > will not work for any ISO/ANSI Pascal compiler. I would not be able to   
   > compile thses GKS programs with the 18$ standard and any ISO/ANSI   
   > Pascal compiler ? Is that right ?   
   > Regards,   
   >   
      
   If You decompress the archive You see that GKS is written in C.   
   That means, You may compile GKS only with a C compiler.   
      
   What You can do with pascal is to *use" GKS from Your programm.   
      
   For windows You have to use GKS.DLL and use a pascal compiler   
   like Delphi or FPC.   
   Then in Your program You load GKS.DLL at runtime and call   
   the functions residing in GKS.DLL.   
      
   HTH   
   Rudolf   
      
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