Creating Windows

where do i go for a tutorial on creating windows and butons for my programs?

Thanks In Advance
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Hi,

Which OS & IDE do you use?

I use Qt on Linux with KDevelop as the IDE. Qt comes with alot of help and is a mature application that is well known.

IF using Windows, a lot of people use Visual Studio with .NET .

Rember Google is your best friend.

TheIDeasMan
http://winprog.org/tutorial/
is good if you are using windows. Creating windows isn't quick and simple. You must patiently learn the process of making one.
i guess it's for C, you can try this link:

http://adf.ly/6NUBp
For Window, I like open source library call SFML to create application !

http://www.sfml-dev.org/index-fr.php

Creating windows isn't quick and simple. You must patiently learn the process of making one.


Don't say this. Making a window is not that complicated, and the process stays the same 95% of the time. It can look daunting at first, but if you take your time the first time through and do it right, it won't be that hard.
thanks for this links guys... sorry i didnt say this earlyer but the programs id like to make have to run on multiple platforms without haveing to recode to much...
i just thought that since C++ is multi platform that there would only be one way to do it....

so i gues my question is what is best for multi platforms? thanks
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Qt is good for multiple platforms on Linux. I am not sure whether it's possible to produce WIN apps from the same code. I heard some rumors about someone doing it . You can develop WIN code on linux using Qt.

Cheers TheIDeasMan
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QT is really good !! I use it on Windows and it's really easy !! And its Cross Platform !!
Write Once Compile Everywhere !!
alright ill take a look at it...im just googleing tutorials atm but is there any you guys would recomend...i do better with video tutorials if you know of any...
http://zetcode.com/gui/winapi/

comprehensive guide to programming win 32 guide in C

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa383688

win 32 api reference.
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