how i can port gui to my simple os , i.e Is there GUI library
which is not dependent on another os too much in its internal design ..?
thanks
GUI Library
Re:GUI Library
first of all, please don't double post, you wont get a faster responce that way...
now on to your answer, the simple answer is there isn't one. All GUI systems at the OS level are going to be strongly tied to the API your OS implements, there is not canned GUI system where you just fill in the blanks and you have windows
So unfortunately, as far as I know, the cut & paste technique won't work here. Do some research and write a GUI system (I would advice starting with a functional console though, much easier to debug)
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now on to your answer, the simple answer is there isn't one. All GUI systems at the OS level are going to be strongly tied to the API your OS implements, there is not canned GUI system where you just fill in the blanks and you have windows
So unfortunately, as far as I know, the cut & paste technique won't work here. Do some research and write a GUI system (I would advice starting with a functional console though, much easier to debug)
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Re:GUI Library
as the GUI interacts more or less with hardware (mouse and video accesses, for instance), it cannot be 100% hardware-independent ... or it is actually dependent of an Hardware Abstraction Layer that you'll have to mimmic in your OS.
What are you exactly looking for ? a widget toolkit ? a drawing library ? a user-events delivery engine ? ... A GUI is all that ! ...
I would suggest you to google for a GUI atop of SDL or Allegro, and then try to offer an Allegro-equivalent service in your OS so that you can port the GUI on it.
What are you exactly looking for ? a widget toolkit ? a drawing library ? a user-events delivery engine ? ... A GUI is all that ! ...
I would suggest you to google for a GUI atop of SDL or Allegro, and then try to offer an Allegro-equivalent service in your OS so that you can port the GUI on it.
Re:GUI Library
Try this to get you started
http://rain.prohosting.com/websnarf/gui/
ps: It a slow link some times.
ASHLEY4.
http://rain.prohosting.com/websnarf/gui/
ps: It a slow link some times.
ASHLEY4.
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Re:GUI Library
i may be missing some link, but all i could found there is "GUI.EXE" and "README.TXT" ... I hardly see how it could get someone started ?...ASHLEY4 wrote: Try this to get you started
http://rain.prohosting.com/websnarf/gui/
ps: It a slow link some times.
ASHLEY4.
Re:GUI Library
I agree with Pype.Clicker , I have already visited this link and I
I have got just what Pype.Clicker said ,...
about redundant post , in the first post i thought that some error has occured , so i repeated the post ...
so it is not intended .
thanks
I have got just what Pype.Clicker said ,...
about redundant post , in the first post i thought that some error has occured , so i repeated the post ...
so it is not intended .
thanks
Re:GUI Library
Sorry the link usest have the code and tuts with it, the zip now has just gui.exe and readme etc.
I will try to find it from my backup cd's if you want.
ASHLEY4.
I will try to find it from my backup cd's if you want.
ASHLEY4.