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From: "Jesse Farmer" <tujuggernaut@gmx.net>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: GUI development: Windex vs. GTK vs. Anything else
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 15:58:25 -0500
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Date: 2001-01-02T15:58:25-05:00
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Sub. says most of it.
I'm looking for opinions on what to use for developing a GUI for an
application that is intended to be developed across Win, Mac, and Linux
platforms.  This application will quite likely need some specialized gui
work, so standard widgets won't get it entirely done.

Best approach?  Use api bindings like Windex and the respective binding for
Mac, and Xwindows-gnome stuff?
Or try using GTK since it is supported across all of those platforms?

It should be obvious that the application in question is being coded in Ada.
Windows in the primary development target, all others are secondary
concerns.

Any advice would be welcome!
-Jesse Farmer