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How do you make a gui in c++?

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i'd also like to get a couple of tutorial sites. i am a noob when it comes to gui's in c++ though i am pretty good at console programming.

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  1. gtk+

    wxwidgets

    qt

    They are all cross platform and you don't need an ide to develop with them.  On the Qt web site are some excellent tutorials.  I am sure the other 2 have good tutorials as well although wxWidgets is not as full featured as the other 2.  Qt by far has the most features.

    As for one of the answers that C++ is bit of a low level language that is a worthless statement.  The standard library may not have a gui framework or api but without a doubt C++ has many frameworks and apis available for it.  I listed three and I understand you can rather painlessly develop Cocoa apps in C++ as well.  Plus there is MFC and .Net, and X and Symbian.    


  2. use visual c++ and making gui is gonna be as easy as dragging and dropping

  3. I would recommend Visual C++ for GUI programming if you want to do Win32 or MFC. You can get the compiler here for free, but you'l have to upgrade to standard edition (about $250-300) for MFC and resource editting.

    http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson0...

    MFC:

    http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/mfc/index.php

    WIN32:

    http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/win32/index.php

    These tutorials can get you started with graphics programming in OpenGL. You can use GLUT, like this, for simpler GUI work.

    http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/opengl/index.ph...

    You can go through the tutorials and if you have questions on them, please post to me here:

    http://xoax.net/forum/

    Enjoy!

  4. C++ is a bit low level language , so its **standard** library has NO functions for GUI stuff . Use a library or u can even use a non standard library like <graphics.h>  

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