On 9/5/07, Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dev-C++ comes with a multitude of GUI options and app wizards for each
> > -- native Windows SDK (ugh), GTK+, wxWidgets, FLTK....
> Wasn't really aware of that. I'm pretty sure the wxDev-C++ offers
> tighter integration (e.g. an embedded dialog editor designed
> specifically for wxWidgets - similar to VS' embedded dialog editor
> that's tightly integrated with MFC). I really haven't used either one -
> but I did try to use it on someone's old Win98 box once and wxDev didn't
> really like that (it crashed).
fltk comes with fluid, which is kind of a mini-IDE -- it's an
interface designer but you can actually write code inside the designer
(usualyl callbacks for widgets), similar to VisualBASIC, except it's
C++... then you just can generate the code for your Dev-C++ project.
I haven't tried wxDev-C++, will have to give that a spin.
-- Brett
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