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|developer = [[Mark Hessling]], [[William McBrine]] | |developer = [[Mark Hessling]], [[William McBrine]] | ||
|released = Sep 01 1987 (1.0) | |released = Sep 01 1987 (1.0) | ||
|updated = | |updated = Feb 14 2018 (3.6) | ||
|dependencies = [[SDL]] (optional), X Windows (optional) | |dependencies = [[SDL]] (optional), X Windows (optional) | ||
|status = Stable | |status = Stable | ||
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|language = [[C]] | |language = [[C]] | ||
|platforms = [[Windows]], [[Linux]], [[DOS]], [[OS/2]] | |platforms = [[Windows]], [[Linux]], [[DOS]], [[OS/2]] | ||
|site = | |site = https://www.pdcurses.org/ | ||
}} | }} | ||
PDCurses is the most common Curses library on Windows and works on many platforms with many compilers. | PDCurses is the most common Curses library on Windows and works on many platforms with many compilers. | ||
In addition to the usual console port, it has at | In addition to the usual console port, it has at three graphics mode ports: SDL1, SDL2 and X11. Mixing either of these with PDCurses parts in an application is possible. | ||
The is an attempt to port PDCurses to utilize the Win32 GDI functions: http://www.projectpluto.com/win32a.htm. | The is an attempt to port PDCurses to utilize the Win32 GDI functions: http://www.projectpluto.com/win32a.htm. | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 3 May 2018
| PDCurses | |
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| Library project | |
| Developer | Mark Hessling, William McBrine |
| Released | Sep 01 1987 (1.0) |
| Updated | Feb 14 2018 (3.6) |
| Status | Stable |
| Licensing | Public Domain |
| P. Language | C |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux, DOS, OS/2 |
| Dependencies | SDL (optional), X Windows (optional) |
| Official site of PDCurses | |
PDCurses is the most common Curses library on Windows and works on many platforms with many compilers.
In addition to the usual console port, it has at three graphics mode ports: SDL1, SDL2 and X11. Mixing either of these with PDCurses parts in an application is possible.
The is an attempt to port PDCurses to utilize the Win32 GDI functions: http://www.projectpluto.com/win32a.htm.