Re: [Dev-C++] I need some decent GUI libraries for Windows and Linux

There are several tutorials on the wxWindows.org website.  Check them out,
as it is essential to learn how to use wxWindows.  wxWindows is more of a
binding tool that lets you use the GTK widgetset or win32.  Another thing
to do is create a new UI (wxWindows) project and just compile the basic
program template shipped with the wxWindows package in dev-cpp

-- Shayne

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On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Ionescu Vasile wrote:

> First, I'm a newbie in C++ programming but I'm a fan
> of Open Source, LGPL'ed software.
> So, I installed Dev-C++ 4 (latest stable), the
> wxWindows libraries and 2 or 3 tutorials about
> wxWindows. This tutorials looks great, but I'm totally
> confused about how can I have a decent GUI toolkit.
> In this moment, I'm ready to receive any
> recommendation, tutorial, paper etc. about how to
> install a GUI library for Windows and Linux with
> Dev-C++, with ONE condition: this material must be
> EXPLICIT and with a little example.
> Could anyone give me a hand of help?
>
> Thanks,
>        Glass
>
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