I'm a CS student and while I've done a LOT of commandline/textmode programs (even written a commandline image manipulator
), I've barely done any gui stuff (I've done a little stuff with the V toolkit under C++ and I've done some Visual Basic but that's not how the rest of the stuff works). Anyways, I really would like to start playing around with some Win32 GUI stuff, preferably for free (though Visual C++ is in my University labs if need be. I hate going over there to "play" though). Can the free Borland C++ compiler do GUI stuff?
PS If possible I'd like to avoid gcc and the Unix-type toolkits. I know they're cross platform but I'm really hopping to use this as a step towards eventually going into game development (where they mostly want VC++, and virtually never want gcc experience).
PS If possible I'd like to avoid gcc and the Unix-type toolkits. I know they're cross platform but I'm really hopping to use this as a step towards eventually going into game development (where they mostly want VC++, and virtually never want gcc experience).