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Hello All, Is there a (free) GUI builder out there for C++ that doesn't used the .NET framework? I want to learn that basics of GUIs with C++ but i can't find anything other than .NET related information. Is it even possible to write non-platform specific GUI programs? Thanks
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Hello All, Is there a (free) GUI builder out there for C++ that doesn't used the .NET framework? I want to learn that basics of GUIs with C++ but i can't find anything other than .NET related information. Is it even possible to write non-platform specific GUI programs? Thanks
Ylno wrote:
Is there a (free) GUI builder out there for C++ that doesn't used the .NET framework?
Then it is not a great idea to ask this in the Managed C++ forum. Try the unmanaged C++ forum instead. :)
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Ylno wrote:
Is there a (free) GUI builder out there for C++ that doesn't used the .NET framework?
Then it is not a great idea to ask this in the Managed C++ forum. Try the unmanaged C++ forum instead. :)
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this months tips: - use PRE tags to preserve formatting when showing multi-line code snippets - before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
Hi Luc, I seem to always get this wrong. What's the difference? I don't understand the difference between the different types? I've just been learning C++ with a text editor and a command line compiler so does that mean i'm using managed or unmanaged? Does managed mean that you're using stuff from the .NET framework or a similar framework. Thanks anyway for pointing me in the right direction
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Hi Luc, I seem to always get this wrong. What's the difference? I don't understand the difference between the different types? I've just been learning C++ with a text editor and a command line compiler so does that mean i'm using managed or unmanaged? Does managed mean that you're using stuff from the .NET framework or a similar framework. Thanks anyway for pointing me in the right direction
Hi, yeah, the forum structure (and their names) may confuse you: the regular C++ language, the only C++ Visual Studio supported up to version 6, and still supported by newer VS versions, is handled in the "Visual C++/MFC" forum. This seems the one you need this time. the extended C++ language that runs on top of the .NET Framework and uses all the nice .NET classes, is handled in this, the "(Managed) C++/CLI", forum. It requires Visual Studio 7 or better. C# is always managed, and has its own forum. old VB and new VB.NET are both handled in the one "Visual Basic/VB.NET" forum. :)
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
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