At this time I’m using SDL to display a large YUV overlay and
use bitmaps for the gui background. The user events are handles thru a
buttton location lookup, ie when there user clicks the mouse I look if
there’s any buttons at that location. While this works ok and provides
Linux/Windows compatibility, expending the app to do simple things like
file section and user input is going to be unpractical.
I’ve noticed a couple GUI libs on the libsdl.org, but I’m wondering which
GUI lib would be best suited for my commercial Linux/Windows app?
GTK?
QT?
gtksdl - a generic GTk widget that provides an interface to SDL
GUIlib - a C++ GUI widget library
projects/GUIlib/index.html
LibUTA - a C++ GUI toolkit library
http://libuta.sourceforge.net/
OpenGUI - a high-Level C/C++ graphics library
http://www.tutok.sk/fastgl/
ParaGUI - a C++ GUI library with style/theme support
http://www.bms-austria.com/projects/paragui/
SDL_gui - a C GUI widget library
http://www.newimage.com/~rhk/SDL_gui/