Hello,
I’m currently working on a demo using SDL and OpenGL. I first used MFC with
VC++, but I’d like to make the demos for linux and os x too, so I thought I give
SDL a try
Until now everything works fine, except the MFC initdialog. In this dialog the
user can choose the resolution, the bpp and if he wants fullscreen. Then he
klicks ok, and the demo starts.
Is there any way to do this with SDL?
Yes there is. But this requires that you write (or use) a GUI for your
program/game. I don’t know what GUI libraries are out there that are
any good. Certainly I haven’t seen anything personally that is like MFC.
-TomT64
Sven Osterwalder wrote:>Hello,
I’m currently working on a demo using SDL and OpenGL. I first used MFC with
VC++, but I’d like to make the demos for linux and os x too, so I thought I give
SDL a try
Until now everything works fine, except the MFC initdialog. In this dialog the
user can choose the resolution, the bpp and if he wants fullscreen. Then he
klicks ok, and the demo starts.
Is there any way to do this with SDL?
I’m currently working on a demo using SDL and OpenGL. I first used MFC with
VC++, but I’d like to make the demos for linux and os x too, so I thought I give
SDL a try
Until now everything works fine, except the MFC initdialog. In this dialog the
user can choose the resolution, the bpp and if he wants fullscreen. Then he
klicks ok, and the demo starts.
Is there any way to do this with SDL?
I’m currently working on a demo using SDL and OpenGL. I first used
MFC with
VC++, but I’d like to make the demos for linux and os x too, so I
thought I give
SDL a try
Until now everything works fine, except the MFC initdialog. In this
dialog the
user can choose the resolution, the bpp and if he wants fullscreen.
Then he
klicks ok, and the demo starts.
Is there any way to do this with SDL?
In message <416CF70D.9050006 at hazid.com>
Tom Wilson <t.wilson at hazid.com> wrote:
I think Fox GUI project is dead now. Sorry.
Nope - last news entry was on October 9th 2004 and the site is still online,
but it’s incredibly slow. Took Firefox a good 3 minutes to grab all the
images and HTML :-/
Later.–
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