Name: Anonymous 2010-07-08 23:17
Finally learned enough C++ that I'm comfortable using it most of the time, but if I want a GUI I've got a problem.
With Visual C# I grew accustomed to the form designer, and I see Visual C++ has something like that too, but it appears to only be available if I opt use the .NET/CLR/managed code/whatever you call it. I don't want to use .NET anymore, I want to stick to "normal" stuff and compile _native code_
I learned enough Windows API calls to create a window and put some stuff on it, but creating entire applications like that seems ridiculous. I'd like to be able to see what it looks like *before* I compile it...
I know every native Windows app out didn't have its UI design done in code, typing in numbers and shit... So I know there must be a solution. What is it?
With Visual C# I grew accustomed to the form designer, and I see Visual C++ has something like that too, but it appears to only be available if I opt use the .NET/CLR/managed code/whatever you call it. I don't want to use .NET anymore, I want to stick to "normal" stuff and compile _native code_
I learned enough Windows API calls to create a window and put some stuff on it, but creating entire applications like that seems ridiculous. I'd like to be able to see what it looks like *before* I compile it...
I know every native Windows app out didn't have its UI design done in code, typing in numbers and shit... So I know there must be a solution. What is it?