how to create a graphical interface for a desktop application with eclipse c ++?

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need tutorial assistance or other things to create a windows desktop application using eclipse and c ++ code and some database

Posted 10-May-15 19:30pm

Tonvelz

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CPallini 11-May-15 3:01am

Since you are using Eclipse, I guess you just need a lot of time and patience.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-May-15 3:02am

:-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-May-15 3:01am

Eclipse is nothing but IDE and C++ is just the computer language. Everything else depends on platform, UI library or framework you use and other detail. I don't think there are reasonable manuals on "go-there-who-knows-where and do-that-who-knows-what".
—SA

Richard MacCutchan 11-May-15 3:22am

You have been around this site long enough to have heard of Google.

Mohibur Rashid 11-May-15 5:02am

What platform? Windows? Linux? MacOS ....

if windows, I would suggest install visual studio express. Its free and an excellent tool to write c/c++ code. I only have used 2 or three ide. So, my judgement can be wrong. But I prefer Visual Studio over eclipse in case of windows.

incase if you are wondering what other ide is there:
1. Visual studio
2. Eclipse
3. NetBeans
4. CodeBlock
not true ide, But can be very useful.
5. Notepad++
6. vim

Writing until this I realized that this is a very irrelevant comment. But I chose to post it.

Tonvelz 15-May-15 21:56pm

thanks

chandanadhikari 11-May-15 5:41am

Just a suggestion : If cross platform is you concern then Qt is a good choice.
Its an IDE, has own libraries and if a free download.

http://www.qt.io/

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