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Designing GUI's?

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DarkDepths:
Perhaps then, I shall look at resed. I have a basic understanding of win32 API, but I never really got too far with it!

 Actually, the reason I couldn't install MinGW was because I downloaded to D:, which then formatted and I decided I didn't want to wait that long again for it.

Biplab:

--- Quote from: dr snuggles on April 18, 2007, 03:29:41 pm ---However, every time I open and build my GUI project, it also recompiles wxWidgets, so that sucks too.

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There is some problem in your project settings. Otherwise why it would recompile wx??? :shock:


--- Quote from: DarkDepths on April 18, 2007, 04:45:02 pm ---... I have been unable to install MinGW, so I think it  might be pretty hard...

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No, it's absolutely simple. Download the following files.

* GCC-Core
* GCC-g++
* BinUtils-2.17.50
* MinGW Runtime
* Win32 API
* MinGW32-make
Extract them to C:\MinGW folder and add C:\MinGW to PATH. Your MinGW installation is ready to use. :)

wxLearner:
Downloading the GNU debugger is recommendable also:

* gdb-6.3-2

DarkDepths:
Thanks guys, I will try it out when I get some time!

DarkDepths:
So I was playing around and came up with a bit of an idea for just a small application that I could make... just so I can say I made something! The problem is that what I want to make involves something that I have no clue about. If you go to your task manager and go to processes, you will see four headers "Image name, user name, cpu, and memory," I think. I cannot figure out how to group these together so that as one is scaled, the one right beside it is as well.

I think maybe this is not the best place to ask, but I decided to ask anyways.

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