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On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 11:17:52AM +0000, Tom Wesley wrote: |
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> I've been looking at Python, C and C++, and have settled on learning |
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> C/C++. Does anyone have any advice as to which I should take a look at? |
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> Eventually I'd like to start helping out with applications part of either |
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> KDE, Gnome and the like. |
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> Is there any suitable material that would help me choose between QT and |
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> GTK+? |
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I found comparing the documentation of both toolkits and having a look |
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at "hello world" programs really helpful. |
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Since C++ and C are different languages, you should maybe first get an idea |
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which of both you really want to use. Using toolkits from the language for |
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which they were designed is usually more fun than using some bindings for |
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other languages. |
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Bye, Patrick |
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