Re: I had trouble in getting to gnome-lib .13

[Soren Harward <soren shell cinternet net>]

MICO is the CORBA implementation that Gnome uses.  I can't explain in full
detail how it works, but if you're familiar at all with a Windows
environment, it's like OLE.  It does the sub-surface handling of all Gnome
data, so I guess it's reasonable to say that it's necessary for Gnome to
run properly.

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On Sun, 17 May 1998, Keith Wright wrote:

[compile problems, yada yada yada....]
> So what is this mico-c++?  I thought gnome was based on C, that's one
> reason I chose it.  Do I need C++ to compile it?