Cross platform
Hi guys,
What are my options to rewrite my app written in .NET on windows?
How to write a rich gui windows application without any dependencies on external frameworks such as .NET or JAVA? What is it called and how to approach it and rewrite it in C++?
Does that also enable cross platform support or easier integration into other platforms such as MAC OS X?
Thank you very much.
What are my options to rewrite my app written in .NET on windows?
How to write a rich gui windows application without any dependencies on external frameworks such as .NET or JAVA? What is it called and how to approach it and rewrite it in C++?
Does that also enable cross platform support or easier integration into other platforms such as MAC OS X?
Thank you very much.
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@evilrix:
thank you, but all your solutions seem like a framework that needs to be included
@Kelaros:
So this solution would be something to work without a framework requirement? Would it work on multiple platforms?
thank you, but all your solutions seem like a framework that needs to be included
@Kelaros:
So this solution would be something to work without a framework requirement? Would it work on multiple platforms?
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oh, that seems great. Thank you evilrix :)
>> but all your solutions seem like a framework that needs to be included
Without a framework, you are going to be lost. Just forget about not using one. Besides both frameworks that evilrix suggested are cross-platform. To give you a glimple on what you'd be up to without one, take a look at http://www.unix-manuals.com/tutorials/xlib/xlib.html - and that's just for UN*X platforms...
Without a framework, you are going to be lost. Just forget about not using one. Besides both frameworks that evilrix suggested are cross-platform. To give you a glimple on what you'd be up to without one, take a look at http://www.unix-manuals.com/tutorials/xlib/xlib.html - and that's just for UN*X platforms...
http://www.wxwidgets.org/
http://qt.nokia.com/products/
Of course, you could try using Mono.
http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page