> want to great a gui app in linux using fltk and C (no c++). anyone have a
> simple, minimalist example of fltk in C? need performance and stability,
> pizzazz is secondary... trying to avoid GTK+ ... if no, any suggestions?


The actual fltk part of the GUI must be written in C++; fltk itself is written 
in C++ and there's no way of avoiding that.

However, once you have the basic GUI in place, it would be practical to provide 
C bindings to the key input/output methods that could then call access the GUI 
from the plain-C code.

The inverse, calling C code from a C++ GUI, is trivial so would not require 
special bindings to be created.

So, in summary, you can do this, but it maybe take a little work.

Why not use C++?
You can make all your files be "technically" C++ but just write plain-C for 
everything, except for the few places it needs to call into the GUI, and that 
will Just Work. 
For most practical purposes, C is a subset of C++, so a valid C program can be 
compiled as C++ with no discernible differences!



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