In general, HyperCard front-end interface XCMDs (external commands) and/or
XFCNs (external functions) can be written in C or Pascal to communicate
with a user's application via generic A/UX system calls or A/UX toolbox
calls. This means that you can port an application from a different UNIX
platform to A/UX and give it a HyperCard interface.
Oracle Relational DBMS has developed such a HyperCard interface for their
applications running under A/UX. For more details, search under "Oracle".
Article Change History:
21 Sep 1994 - Reviewed.
04 Jun 1992 - Reviewed.
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