GraphApp Download Page
Frequently Asked Questions:
Example GraphApp programs:
- Examples
(35K Zip File)
(22K Tar Gzip File)
Example GraphApp programs as source code
This is a collection of individual source files, each of
which is a complete GraphApp program.
Download this, unzip it and type "make pizza".
Microsoft Windows version:
- GraphApp.3.zip - version 3 source code
(this file is available from the
New GraphApp Web Page)
- GraphApp.zip -
source code v2.48 for MS-Windows
(104K Zip File)
This version includes the complete source code for the
GraphApp library, which you will have to build into a library in
order to use it. The source code will work with Windows compilers.
(Turbo C and gcc probably won't work!)
Also included are some Borland C++ 3.11 projects and a
demo program.
- Win31Hdr.zip -
Windows.h and CommDlg.h header files for Windows 3.1
(41K Zip file)
If you have Borland C++ 3.11 or above, or Microsoft Visual C
you shouldn't need this file, since these compilers include
the latest versions of these header files.
X-Windows versions:
- GraphApp.3.tar.gz -
version 3 source code
(this file is available from the
New GraphApp Web Page)
- GraphApp.Athena.tar.gz -
X/Athena version 2.47 source code
(97K Tar Gzip File)
This version of GraphApp will work on Linux systems.
- GraphApp.Motif.tar.gz -
X/Motif version 2.47 source code
(90K Tar Gzip File)
This will only work on Linux if you have Motif or LessTif
installed.
Macintosh version:
- Mac Source version 2.20 Alpha
- Source code of Macintosh 68K version
(105K Stuffed, BinHexed File)
You will have to un-BinHex the file first, then UnStuff it.
Python binding:
- GraphPy.tar.gz -
Python binding version 2.41
(25K Tar Gzip File)
You will need to download and install one of the above
X-Windows versions of GraphApp before installing this, as well
as having Python 1.3 or later installed.
Dos utilities:
- DosBin.zip -
Dos utilities
(20K Zip File)
Free Dos source code for utilities such as cat, ls, more, split,
text2mac, text2dos and text2unx (for converting source code
between text formats on different operating systems).
Compile these programs as DOS programs, not Windows programs!