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ccross-platformgui-toolkit
someguy
someguy

Reputation: 7334

Cross-platform widget toolkit

I'm looking for a cross-platform widget toolkit that I can use for a C application that I'm developing. This application will only serve as a small front-end. I'm keen on good design and usability. Speed is less of a priority, but I'd still like something lightweight.

I realise similar questions have been asked, but I'd like an answer based on my requirements.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 798

Answers (3)

Prof. Falken
Prof. Falken

Reputation: 24867

I would say, use GTK-server.

Upvotes: 0

barsoap
barsoap

Reputation: 3376

For C, I'd say the prime canditate is gtk. You'd want to use C++ for qt or wxwidgets, though the latter also has lua (yay!) bindings, which is the C way to get around Greenspun's tenth rule. Depending on your application domain less-hyped (but still mature) libraries like agar deserve some consideration. I'd mention fltk if it weren't for C++, too. Truly leet people would use xaw and have users install an X server under windows. On an again more serious note, eagle has to be mentioned just for coolness value, although being C++, too. Wikipedia gives yet more options.

Upvotes: 2

Jerry Coffin
Jerry Coffin

Reputation: 490048

The most obvious choice for C would probably be GTK+ (and yes, despite the "+" in the name, it's a C toolkit, though you can certainly use it from C++).

Upvotes: 1

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