Cross Platform Native Graphical Toolikt
(Oct 19, 2006)
I was looking around for some well-documented cross-platform toolkits that do not require developers to open-source their products. There are some that catch my interest: wxWidgets and gtk. Actually, wxWidgets is based on gtk as well, but its documentation seems superior.
However, I also think about some other possiblities: SWT (eclipse) and GSL/VCL/UNO (OpenOffice.org). I wonder if they really have some easy to use toolkit for C++. However, if I need to write Java, I probably still stick to Swing for a while and see what I will get from its performance.
(Oct 19, 2006)
I was looking around for some well-documented cross-platform toolkits that do not require developers to open-source their products. There are some that catch my interest: wxWidgets and gtk. Actually, wxWidgets is based on gtk as well, but its documentation seems superior.
However, I also think about some other possiblities: SWT (eclipse) and GSL/VCL/UNO (OpenOffice.org). I wonder if they really have some easy to use toolkit for C++. However, if I need to write Java, I probably still stick to Swing for a while and see what I will get from its performance.
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