Next Generation C++ Platform!

I invite everyone interested in C++ and the power and versatility it
provides to check out Ultimate++ at
http://www.ntllib.org/upp/index.html
Ultimate++ is the new generation C++ Windows/Linux open-source
development platform. By utilizing a couple of new principles
Ultimate++ achieves to singnificantly reduce complexity of
applications and this way the developments costs. Ultimate++ based
application sources tend to be significantly shorter (~50%) than
equivalent applications using any other C++ platforms.

Ultimate++ consists of

Set of cross-platform Windows/Linux libraries ("packages")

TheIDE development environment, featuring

Full featured source editor

Package management system

Visual debugger (using GDB)

BLITZ build technology speeding up GCC builds of large projects up
to 4 times,

Layout designer for designing dialog layouts

Image designer for designing graphical elements of application

Language editor for managing internationalized text strings

Currently it is in it's early stages, but I invite everyone to visit
the site and take a look at the awesome features and capabilities of
this excellent app.

This should be in the General Discussions forum unless you have a question about C++.

looks cool, but not sure what it is. a new implementation of c++? just a better ide/enviornment? is it compatable with other c++ libraries (STL/OpenGL/FMOD/etc)?

An update the C++ standard would be nice - but alas this aint it. Rather it seems to be a promotion for a C++ compiler/IDE + components/packages.

>is it compatable with other c++ libraries (STL/OpenGL/FMOD/etc)?

Seems to compare with Borland C++ Builder/CLX.

If I develop my program with this thing, will it be compatible to both win and unix??

I think that's the idea. Having had a further browse at the site, I'm not sure whether this thing is commercial ware, freeware or open - no info whatsoever.

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If I develop my program with this thing, will it be compatible to both win and unix??

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The program is designed to work under Windows and Linux.

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I'm not sure whether this thing is commercial ware, freeware or open - no info whatsoever

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Ultimate++ is Open Source released under the GPL.

Still looks like a sales pitch to me

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If I develop my program with this thing, will it be compatible to both win and unix??

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The program is designed to work under Windows and Linux.

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I think you missed the question.

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Originally posted by Josh Norton
I think you missed the question.

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exactly, the question is will MY PROGRAM (developed on this software) be cross-platform?

I think you only need to rebuild it.

Use C#