Re: gEDA: Yet more new code in CVS

[Ales Hvezda <ahvezda-at-NOSPAMseul_dot_org>]

>> 	2) #1 does not mean I'm not going to use gtk+.  Nor does it mean that
>> 	   I'm going to use gtk--.  I've been looking at wxWindows which
>> 	   does have a gtk+ version.
>wxWindows is AWFULLY huge and sloooow... :-(.


	Hmmm.. I'm glad I posted my random thoughts.  Guess I won't
be using wxWindows, since there seems to be at least two people here who
don't care for it.   Any others?

	Actually the choice of toolkit is really what works best and not 
what is most "cross platform portable", since I plan to totally abstract
that part of code (so that the core code is toolkit/platform unspecific).

	So far, it looks like I'll stick with gtk+ on the unix side of things
and maybe the win32 side of things as well.  I've tried gtk-- in the past
and had a fairly hard time installing it.  Maybe it's gotten better.

	Anybody have any major technical reasons I cannot/should not link
gtk+ (c libraries) with C++ code (assuming I properly extern "C" all
the required parts)?  I don't see anything wrong with doing that.

								-Ales