Thibouille, if you want easy way of this burden, you may want to learn Java. If you know C++/Delphi, it will not be much of a problem. Then you can write your GUI and interface with OS low level in Java which theoretically should be cross platform.
Otherwise, if you want to stick to C++, then what Godfrey suggested is a good idea, but it will require from you to keep in mind this original consideration of clean processing code and two additional layers of OS and GUI outside your processing. It is a challenge, but if you are after educational/academic program, then perhaps it is a bit of an over strain. I am not sure you ever mentioned your time frame. I still think that all-Java option needs to be considered seriously. Cheers. Boris Thibouille wrote: > List weirdness I got your response to Godfrey message, got followinf > Godfrey message but notthe first one to which your reponded... :| > > All those are pretty interesting idea I have to admit :) > > Now, choice of programming language and envrionment will be harder. > I have no experience in Java (but it looks like it should be doable). > I'm more C++/Delphi. Graphical library for the GUI part will also be > tricky. > > Any recommendation for a Win/OSX/Linux (or at least Win/Linux) environment? > I know Delphi/Kylix and BuilderX but none of those will allow OSX development. > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
