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V is an easy to program, cross-platform [[C++]] graphical user interface framework. V was designed to make it easier to write C++ graphical user interface applications regardless if they are commercial, shareware, or freeware. In addition to OS/2 it supports [[MS Windows]] 16 and 32 bit and [[Unix]] like operating system via [[X11]], note that the OS/2 version is available in versions for native OS/2 and [[XFree86]] | |||
V is an easy to program, cross-platform C++ | |||
The original author of the package later introduced an [[IDE]] written using the package that supported C++ programming in general and the V C++ GUI Framework package in particular but that was only released in versions for [[Linux]] and 32 bit [[MS Windows]]. | |||
==Version== | ==Version== | ||
* | *1.0 (Jan 1996) | ||
*1.04 (Feb 1996) | |||
*1.08 (Apr 1996) | |||
* | *1.10 (May 1996) | ||
* | *1.13 (Aug 1996) | ||
*1.14 (Oct 1996) | |||
*1.20 | |||
*1.21 (PM native) - 1999-03-12 | |||
*1.24 (XFree86/2) - 2000-03-26 | |||
*1.25 (Sep 2000) | |||
*1.27 (latest Windows 16-bit version) | |||
*1.27a (Jan 2003) | |||
==License== | ==License== | ||
* Open source released under either the [[GPL v2]] or [[LGPL v2.1]] | |||
* Author: [[Bruce E. Wampler]] | |||
* Ported to OS/2 by: [[Jon Hacker]], Andreas Helms (XFree86/2) | |||
* [[ | |||
==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
* [[V - A Free C++ Graphical User Interface Framework]] by [[ | * [[V - A Free C++ Graphical User Interface Framework]] by Jon Hacker | ||
* [[The V C++ GUI Framework User Guide]] by Bruce E. Wampler (1999/06/30) | |||
== | ==Links== | ||
* [http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/ccp14/ftp-mirror/programming/objectcentral/beta/v/vrefman/vintro.htm The V C++ GUI Framework User Guide] by | Note that the original author deleted all references and downloads to the package from his own pages a few years ago citing hosting cost reasons, however there are a couple of archives of the sites available, most (but not all) of the related code is available from [[SourceForge]]. | ||
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080321235634/http://www.objectcentral.com/objectcentral/vgui.htm V GUI Framework homepage 2008] - From Archive.org. | |||
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/vgui/ SourceForge Project] | |||
;Publications | |||
* [http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/ccp14/ftp-mirror/programming/objectcentral/beta/v/vrefman/vintro.htm The V C++ GUI Framework User Guide] by Bruce E. Wampler | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C++]][[Category:C++ Class Libraries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:23, 7 April 2020
V is an easy to program, cross-platform C++ graphical user interface framework. V was designed to make it easier to write C++ graphical user interface applications regardless if they are commercial, shareware, or freeware. In addition to OS/2 it supports MS Windows 16 and 32 bit and Unix like operating system via X11, note that the OS/2 version is available in versions for native OS/2 and XFree86
The original author of the package later introduced an IDE written using the package that supported C++ programming in general and the V C++ GUI Framework package in particular but that was only released in versions for Linux and 32 bit MS Windows.
Version
- 1.0 (Jan 1996)
- 1.04 (Feb 1996)
- 1.08 (Apr 1996)
- 1.10 (May 1996)
- 1.13 (Aug 1996)
- 1.14 (Oct 1996)
- 1.20
- 1.21 (PM native) - 1999-03-12
- 1.24 (XFree86/2) - 2000-03-26
- 1.25 (Sep 2000)
- 1.27 (latest Windows 16-bit version)
- 1.27a (Jan 2003)
License
- Open source released under either the GPL v2 or LGPL v2.1
- Author: Bruce E. Wampler
- Ported to OS/2 by: Jon Hacker, Andreas Helms (XFree86/2)
Related Articles
- V - A Free C++ Graphical User Interface Framework by Jon Hacker
- The V C++ GUI Framework User Guide by Bruce E. Wampler (1999/06/30)
Links
Note that the original author deleted all references and downloads to the package from his own pages a few years ago citing hosting cost reasons, however there are a couple of archives of the sites available, most (but not all) of the related code is available from SourceForge.
- V GUI Framework homepage 2008 - From Archive.org.
- SourceForge Project
- Publications
- The V C++ GUI Framework User Guide by Bruce E. Wampler