I received my Diploma in Copywriting after studying at night in Rathmines. This ad represents the classic elements of an advert (headline, graphic, caption, content). C++ was still a relative newcomer on the scene, and I liked the play on the object-oriented terminology: objects, inherit and reuse .
Glockenspiel CommonView has really made its mark in the field of Windows
development. Thousands of developers have used it to speed up and simplify
their projects.
Now CommonView 2 is available, inheriting the success of its predecessor
and extending its capabilities even further to deliver efficient Windows 3.0 apps.
That's because CommonView 2 works with Glockenspiel C++ 2.0 giving you a C++ object-based framework that reduces the complexity , cuts the code, manages memory and lets you stay in touch with what you're really doing. From compilation to execution, CommonView 2 applications are fast and powerful.
CommonView 2 objects model the real world of Windows. And that's just the beginning - from there CommonView 2 takes you as far as you want to go.
It doesn't anticipate everything. That's where C++ takes over: its inheritance capabilities enable you to extend the CommonView 2 framework. Just take an existing object and customize it without affecting the original. A few additional lines of code and you could, for example, turn an edit control into a password control. Then reuse it in other applications.
You don't have to learn a complete new language, you can integrate existing developments; it is portable to PM and NewWave; CodeView can be used on your C++ source.
The world wants Windows 3.0 apps now!
And with CommonView 2 you can inherit the earth.
Objects of Desire
