And if you want to convert those Xview apps to Motif, we have a converter.

http://www.ics.com/products/xviewconversion/

Mark


"Mark Hamby" wrote in message
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> [I am posting this mainly to help the 2-3 others out there who are still
> burdened with XView apps and need to port them to Windows via Cygwin.]
>
> I have ported the Xview 3.2p14 libraries, libxview and libolgx, to Cygwin
> with the following caveats:
> * It has not been substantially tested. Only the XView clock client and
my
> (reasonably complex) app has been used to test.
> * Cygwin has no implemented virtual itimers, so the XView virtual itimers
> are stubbed out with unknown effect.
> * Does not work when library compiled with '-O2' option for unknown
reasons.
> * Have not (and might not) compiled XView as shared libraries.
>
> The port was based on the xview-3.2p14-16.src.rpm source from
> http://www.physionet.org/physiotools/xview/ (which has Debian bug fixes, I
> believe).
>
> Contact me if interested (even if several years from now [Sep'03]). I
know
> what it's like to have to maintain ancient (like 6 years old!) software.
>
> Mark Hamby
>
>
>