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Xtreme - X stream library
Characteristics:
- easy to learn "on the fly", while learing C++ *
- avoids event-oriented programming, maintains linear flow even for multiple windows
- suitable for vector graphics, function plots
- not suitable for heavy pixel graphics and GUI programming
- available for AIX, Digital UNIX, FreeBSD, HP/UX, Irix, Linux, OpenBSD, Solaris
Latest Version
Latest version is: 0.4.0News & Announcements
- 2000/09/01 - released Xtreme 0.4.0
Warning: Xtreme 0.4.0 is an (almost) complete rewrite! Its known bugs include crashes on multiple windows, a fixed size redraw buffer, and no support for endl and setprecision. It has only been tested on OpenBSD and Linux!
Changelog:- improved autoconf support
- OpenBSD support
- full threading support
- got rid of fork() and IPC (shared mem and semaphores)
- got rid of streambase/streambuf hierarchy
- introduced "byte"-compiled redraw buffer (short int, actually)
- major speedup
- minor fixes in X11 code
- 2000/08/21 - re-designed Xtreme web site
- 2000/08/10 - faster, byte-compiled redraw buffering
- 2000/08/02 - complete re-write of Xtreme: fully threaded, no more IPC
- Older Announcements...
SourceForge Control Center
The SourceForge control center for the Xtreme project is here.(*) used in the lecture "Einstieg in die Informatik mit C++" (Introduction to Programming with C++) Wintersemester 1997/98.