K8AG
03-05-2007, 06:56 PM
Hi,
I have been recently using a set of development tools called wxDevC++. It combines DevC++ with wxWidgets and seems to be all together so that you don't need to go looking for pieces here and there. I have recently converted my latest mad-scientist effort and it only took me about a week. wxWidgets is also available for Linux and UNIX environments so code will port comparatively easily between Linux and Windows.
If you are considering an application development and want it all, this is the closest thing I have found.
73, JP, K8AG
I have been recently using a set of development tools called wxDevC++. It combines DevC++ with wxWidgets and seems to be all together so that you don't need to go looking for pieces here and there. I have recently converted my latest mad-scientist effort and it only took me about a week. wxWidgets is also available for Linux and UNIX environments so code will port comparatively easily between Linux and Windows.
If you are considering an application development and want it all, this is the closest thing I have found.
73, JP, K8AG