Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 1st Mar 2006 11:49 UTC, submitted by luzr
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2005-08-12
??? Qt, GNOME, FLTK, wxWidgets doesn't contain C++ IDE, AFAIK. Ultimate++ is something like Windows Forms _plus_ Visual Studio IDE. You don't have tu use U++ framework inside U++ IDE. You can use that IDE to make Qt, GTK, ... programs. Nice thing is that you can use same workspace on multiple platforms and switch "build methods" (like Win/mingw, Win/MSC, Linux32/GCC, Linux64/GCC). Drawback of using other GUI frameworks in this IDE is that integrated GUI designer only supports U++ framework (Just like MSVS supports only WinForms).