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XtToolkitInitialize()					 XtToolkitInitialize()

Name
  XtToolkitInitialize - initialize the X Toolkit internals.

Synopsis
  void XtToolkitInitialize()

Description
  XtToolkitInitialize() initializes internal Toolkit data structures.  It
  does not set up an application context or open a display.

  XtAppInitialize() calls XtToolkitInitialize() in the course of its ini‐
  tialization.	Programs too sophisticated to use XtAppInitialize() (such
  as those that create multiple application contexts) may  want	 to  call
  XtToolkitInitialize() explicitly.

  The semantics of calling XtToolkitInitialize() more than once are unde‐
  fined.

See Also
  XtAppInitialize(1).

Xt - Application Contexts				 XtToolkitInitialize()

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