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C++ GUI Development

L.Jenkins

It should be relatively simple with my Java and C# experience, but I'm looking for resources to get started with GUI development in C++. Some of the resources I've found so far point to books.

Any idea where I can get APIs for C++ Gui Development.

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Colonel Panic

You'll probably get told that no one uses C++ for GUI development, but they do. I'll just answer your question...

Qt is a decent enough API for C++ based GUI stuff. They've got decent enough tutorials on their site and if you've got previous experience, filling in the blanks should be no problem.

L.Jenkins

Thanks for the help.

srsly78

For windows I use C# to do gui, and put c++ into dll.

L.Jenkins

That's an idea. I'd have to use JNI for Jave

Anima

Juce is a cross platform framework you could use.

http://rawmaterialsoftware.com/juce.php

Q_Ball

I used http://www.wxwidgets.org/ a number of years ago for my final year project. It was pretty decent

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QT is great for this, as already mentioned.

If it's for windows only then look into the win32 api.

omen80

Anima wrote: »

Juce is a cross platform framework you could use.

http://rawmaterialsoftware.com/juce.php

+1 for Juce. It also allows you to incorporate OpenGL if you want. If you have any problems you can post it on the Juce forum and Jules (the main man) will get back to you very quickly with a response.