> Hi. > > I've been thinking about the Freeweb/KDE project currently open. I > would like to build a Freenet publisher that runs on as many archs as > possible given the current tools we have. > > To meet this end, I've been thinking about the following 2 designs: > > 1) ANSI C++/Qt Free edition. This is the easiest to implement (the Qt > developer tools are good), and it would run on the following platforms: > > http://www.trolltech.com/developer/platforms/ > > 2) ANSI C++ only. I would basically roll my own generic interface > classes (I already have the design). This is more difficult, but > yields a lean program. However, there would need to be a developer who > runs each arch (Windows, BSD, Linux, ...) to do their OS' > window-specific code in the derived classes; not easy. > > Thoughts anyone?
Do you know wxWindows? It's a cross platform GUI Library which currently supports Windows, MacOS 9.x, MacOS X, GTK and Motif. It should cover a lot of platforms/arch. You can take a look at www.wxwindows.org Nels _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
