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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 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++]] 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]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:33, 21 January 2016
Description
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
Version
- V portable C++ GUI Framework V 1.21 (1999-03-12)
- V portable C++ GUI Framework V 1.24 XFREE86/OS2 (2000-03-26)
Links
- http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/ccp14/ftp-mirror/programming/objectcentral/beta/v/vrefman/vintro.htm
- Homepage
License
- Open source release under the GPL v2 or LGPL v.2.1
Author
- Jon Hacker (OS/2 port)
- Original Author Bruce E. Wampler
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)