[lazarus] Lazarus on windows 98 runs

[Michael A. Hess]

From: "Vincent Snijders" <vsnijders at zonnet.nl>
> 
> I remember once seeing on the list a message from Micheal Hess (I
> think) in which he explained with text diagrams how the intefface
> object worked together the widget sets and the LCL. I have been
> looking my mailbox and the archive but I couldn't find it.

Is this the one you were refering to? I could make this into a nice
graphics if people would think it would be helpful.


Here is a layout of the libs. when using GTK+

   -------------------------------------------------------
   |                    Application                      |
   -------------------------------------------------------
                             |
                             |
   -------------------------------------------------------
   |                    Lazarus/LCL                      |
   -------------------------------------------------------
      |                                   |          |
      |                                   |          |
      |                                   |      ---------
      |      |----------------------------|------|  GTK  |
      |      |                            |      ---------
      |      |                            |          |
      |      |                            |          |
      |      |                        --------------------
      |      |      |-----------------|        GDK       |
      |      |      |                 --------------------
      |      |      |                           |
      |      |      |                           |
   -----------------------            --------------------
   |        GLIB         |            |      X Window    |
   -----------------------            --------------------


When using Gnome it gets even more complex because another layer which
is Gnome sites inbetween Lazarus and the GTK+ library.

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