[sdpd] Re: Gui's

[Lachlan Cranswick <l.m.d.cranswick...@dl.ac.uk>]

At 10:47 24/02/2000 +0100, you wrote:
>www.delorie.com/djgpp
>
>Some GUI's to try, or at least, to see. GNU licence, no commercial
>product. 
>I haven't tried (yet), so I don't know more details. If you do, share,
>pls.

While the folk-lore seems to be that a good GUI is 80 to 90% of
the programming effort, following are some open source 
(Operating System Independent) GUI C++,  building kits.

 WxWindows
  http://web.ukonline.co.uk/julian.smart/wxwin/

 V++ (Object Central)
   (by the author of Grammatik - if you remember that program)
  http://objectcentral.com/

There are others but these seem to be the two main C++ options.

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Again, you don't know how applicable and what nuances may be
encountered until you try them.  But the WxWindows had some good 
scientific examples - one was called Santis (renamed recently to 
Dataplore) for signal and time series analysis of data.

   http://www.datan.de/santis/

Lachlan.


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