Sure, not every software is suitable for all needs. If for example size and/or speed for your Windows gui app is more important, then Win32 API surely is a better option. If cutting production time...
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Sure, not every software is suitable for all needs. If for example size and/or speed for your Windows gui app is more important, then Win32 API surely is a better option. If cutting production time...
I second that (although I don't think that the Win32 API is that difficult... but it surely is more difficult than modern C GUI frameworks such as GTK+).
As I said in a previous post, I believe...
The Win32 API is by no means easier to program with, than GTK+2.
However, if the target is Windows platforms only, then the end-users need do nothing in order to run the executables (while for...
That's true, GTK is not a simple GUI framework. However, I agree with Elkvis that it may be your best bet, due its enormous popularity (actually, I believe it is the only decent GUI framework for C)....