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I have a program written in C but I would give it a graphical interface, not wanting to switch to another language I would readjust in c + + knowledge that it allows to create a graphical interface, but I know that in the c + + library has not graphics but we can import it? You can create graphical interfaces in c + +?
you could simply create the language that you think another program with a graphical user interface that relies on first making the redirect standard streams on the pipe.Quote:
I have a program written in C but I would give it a graphical interface, not wanting to switch to another language I would readjust in c + +
in reality there is a graphical toolkit for the C, GTK, and also the Win32 API (CASOMAI the program is for Windows) are exported almost entirely in C or COM interfaces available in C, with the exception only GDI + to my knowledge.Quote:
knowing that it allows you to create a graphical interface,
true: C + + is a language that must be used in contexts where there are no graphical user interfaces.Quote:
the c + + library has not graphics but we can import it
if in the end decide to actually do the porting to C + + is a direct response to the information you need to read depends totally on the platform or on which the program has to run Windows? Linux? Mac? a combination of the above?Quote:
can you provide me a guide, you can create graphical interfaces in c + +?
Or use a framework like QT 4.5 and you solve the problems regardless of the platform.
I downloaded gtk 2.14.6 but I wanted to know is an application or a library? I have not yet installed but there is a guide, at least that explains how to create a simple program to have an idea?