clipswrap包装类

This archive contains the C++ wrapper classes for CLIPS. Some of these wrapper class implementations depend on other generic C++ classes which can be obtained from the WEB site: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/marktoml/cppstuff.htm These files are provided by myself (Mark Tomlinson) to the public domain and are not associated with Athena Information Services, Inc. in any way. There is no warranty (explicit or implied). Use these at your OWN RISK. (file name GENERIC.ZIP). CLIPS_BC.CPP & .H - This wrapper is suitable for Borland C++ or other more generic C++ compilers. This file is NOT current with all the functions available in the other versions, if you need the new functions, add them yourself as I no longer maintain this version. CLIPSMFC_old.CPP & .H - MFC, (MSVC++), specific wrapper. Suitable for any version of Microsoft Visual C++ (4.0 to 6.0). You must also have the following files available as they are needed to build this version: DYNALOAD.H DYNCLIPS.H CLIPSMFC.CPP & .H - MFC, (MSVC++), specific wrapper. Suitable for any version of Microsoft Visual C++ (6.0 and later). You must also have the following files available as they are needed to build this version: DYNALOAD.H DYNCLIPS.H rsvarcol.CPP - this must be added to your project if you are using the ODBC access functions embedded in the MFC wrapper. CLIPSLIBWRAP_old.CPP & .H - Wrapper suitable for CLIPS built as a static library rather than a DLL (Visual C++ 6.0 and earlier). CLIPSLIBWRAP.CPP & .H - Wrapper suitable for CLIPS built as a static library rather than a DLL (Visual C++ 7.0 and earlier). In all the source files, the comments are provided ONLY in English. These new versions, (3.1), contain the ODBC access functions provided by Mike Giordano (see his web site for examples), as well as bug fixes and additional functions for user defined router support and userfunctions. April 1999 -- updated the dynalod.h (used by the CLIPSMFC.CPP) to remove the CALLBACK specifier from the function prototypes (except for Version which is really __stdcall): typedef void (CALLBACK *FORM_01)(void); -to- typedef void (* FORM_01)(void); Since this is no longer needed to get a clean build using the wrapper