Portable Widget Tookkit

I'm writing a turned based game /prog/.

Any recommendations for the widget library? The only requirement is that it must be portable.

Write your own with OpenGL.

GTK.

Qt.

GTK is the leader. Not easy or fun, but can probably do anything you want it to.

Qt is easier.

Tk is too simple. It's like BASIC - good to get started but you'll soon outgrow it. Though there are Megawidgets to fill in missing functionality.

Still worth playing with:
Fox toolkit
fltk
wxWidgets

On Apple, Cocoa descends from a LONG line of R&D going all the way back to NeXt and HyperCard and The Mother Of All Demos. (It was Apple that brought windows and mice to the people in the first Macintosh.)

Fox toolkit
wxWidgets

MESSAGE MAP my anus! This shit is for hardcore MFC masochists only.

Fox toolkit
Sepples shit.

fltk
Sepples shit.

wxWidgets
Sepples shit.

Is there a Lispy graphical toolkit?
(window 'main-window (@ (title "What") (dimension 200 200))
  (hbox
    (button "Click here" (lambda () (display "You clicked the button)))
    (button "Goodbye" (lambda () (kill-window 'main-window)))))

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>>8
CLIM

CLIM
Sepples shit.

>8
Embedded Qt Lisp on ECL looks like it could turn out.

>>8

Qt
Sepples shit.

>>14
Also, currently the only reason I entertain using C++. It's that or GTK... which is more disgusting than C++.

>>15
PyGtk makes it very usable indeed. Far better than any Qt bullshit.

You don't need to write your UI code in a compiled language anyway. 98% of the time you're waiting for user input in the event loop anyway, and the other 2% of performance critical code you can write as a C library, then hook into it with ctypes. It's by far the sanest and easiest way to design a program.