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- From: master@micro.internexus.net (Laszlo Vecsey)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Portable C++ 'Wrapper' Toolkit?
- Date: 15 Jan 1996 06:43:30 GMT
- Organization: The Internet Nexus
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- I'm looking for a multiplatform C++ toolkit which allows for
- development of applications such that they can be easily ported,
- or compiled to run as is for ANSI/VT100 Text Mode, X-Windows,
- Macintosh, and Windows. (Including Mac may be pushing it a bit,
- I know <grin>)
-
- In other words there would be one standard interface (C++ Library)
- that would define how the menus/buttons etc are created. Therefore
- if you were on a UNIX system, you could execute it as a text mode
- application or under XWindows graphically.. same goes for Win95
- (through a command line switch, perhaps). The important point
- though is that there is no need to muck with Motif, Windows libs,
- or the 'display' UNIX library because everything is done through
- a single, simple and efficient C++ class. Same goes for sockets.
-