Re: Questions on cross-platform development...

[Ramkumar Iyer <ramkumar.iyer@xxxxxxxxx>]

3. Is it possible to write cross platform code without every using
#ifdef PLATFORMs?

-->  either do it java or there is something touted called "Internet C++ "
which you can use.
---> if u do not mind the looks and want a basic GUI only Tk should do the
job ..

Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:

> Guys,
>
> I have a whole bunch of questions on developing a product to be cross
> platform from ground up:
>
> 1. The product is going to have GUI portions to it.  I do not want to to
> be developing seperate GUIs for WinDOS (NT and 9x), Linux etc.  The only
> cross-platform toolkit I've heard of is Qt.  A developer license for
> Enterprise edition of Qt is not too expensive.  Are there other cross
> platform tooklits (preferably one that provides C bindings) that are
> licensed under a BSD-style license?  Are there commercial ones available?
>
> 2. Makefiles.  Is there a cross platform make?  I don't mind using
> CygWin make as long as it can interact with the M$ compiler.
>
> 3. Is it possible to write cross platform code without every using
> #ifdef PLATFORMs?
>
> Thaths
>
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