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Jakle
I have been googling, but can seem to find out about C GUI libraries.
My main platform is Windows, but it would be nice to find a cross platform
library.
I've been programming with php, which has a C/C++ syntax structure, but want
to move on to compliled languages.
I was all ready to go with C++ and wxWindows, but I'm applying for an entry
level programming possition. They use their own propriatary language, with
is a structured/proceedural language. I thought that if I study C, it would
make me a better programmer for my employer.
I also have the "Algorithms with C", and "Code Reading" books, that focus
mainly on the C language. I'm sure that it wouldn't be hard for me to change
my thinking and implement both books into a C++ sense.
The main thing is, I love programming in general, but I'd like to be able to
code GUI's also.
Can anyone give me a direction to head in, where I can learn more about GUI
programming in C. Idealy, I'd love to start my compiled language studies
with C, then move on to C++ once I have a solid foundation in
structured/proceedural programming.
My main platform is Windows, but it would be nice to find a cross platform
library.
I've been programming with php, which has a C/C++ syntax structure, but want
to move on to compliled languages.
I was all ready to go with C++ and wxWindows, but I'm applying for an entry
level programming possition. They use their own propriatary language, with
is a structured/proceedural language. I thought that if I study C, it would
make me a better programmer for my employer.
I also have the "Algorithms with C", and "Code Reading" books, that focus
mainly on the C language. I'm sure that it wouldn't be hard for me to change
my thinking and implement both books into a C++ sense.
The main thing is, I love programming in general, but I'd like to be able to
code GUI's also.
Can anyone give me a direction to head in, where I can learn more about GUI
programming in C. Idealy, I'd love to start my compiled language studies
with C, then move on to C++ once I have a solid foundation in
structured/proceedural programming.