Anyone know of a (at least) decent form builder that writes code in native win32 c++? Visual studio has tools for MFC and .NET, but only a dialog tool for native win32.
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Borland Turbo C++ 2006? from what i've read, it's native c++ code.
http://cc.codegear.com/free/cppbuilder
or maybe try the RADC++ library
http://www.radcpp.com/
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
RADC++ looks like a bunch of libraries and macros for code writing. I'm looking for an actual GUI based form builder.
Turbo C++ looks promising though. I might give it a shot. LOL Let's see how many IDE's, languages, and libraries I can install on my computer before it blows up...Visual Studio 2008, wxWidgets, AutoIt3, NSIS, Code::Blocks....now Turbo C++ ha!!
Just don't try to install Turbo Pascal.....CodeGear/Borland put some sort of limitation on their products where only one Turbo app can be installed.
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
Now that's just stupid. What exactly is the purpose of such a limitation?
The Purpose is for you to buy the Professional Studio Suite which has all the compilers
your friendly neighbourhood moderator Zach Thibeau
Ah, okay. I guess I'm just used to the way MS used to market Visual Studio: You could buy the IDEs individually, but it would cost you a lot more. It was always cheaper to buy the full Visual Studio suite if you needed more than one.
Yep. This is why smart people created virtual machines