An abstract interactive graphics interface for the IBM/PC and Macintosh.
abstractinteract00kohs.pdf (7.212Mb)Abstract
Different computer systems have different programming environments in spite of
their similar capabilities. GEM and Macintosh software system both provide an operating
environment in which the users can utilize all kinds of functions and routines to produce a
user-friendly application program. Unfortunately, the programmers have to repeat the
learning procedure and recode the source works if for some reason the application program
is needed to run on both IBM PC and Macintosh microcomputers. In this thesis, a common
interface is provided for programmers to reduce duplicated efforts and hopefully to get the
same effect in both operating environments.
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