On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 17:57:30 +0530 "shivendra" <shivendra stigp com> wrote:
hi everybody,
This is Shivendra here. I am working for a machine vision system group( ASTI). Presently our system is running successfully on Window XP but we want to release the same system Linux based with its naive look like Windows. I am new to linux and still could not decide which GUI tool should I choose for porting of the application from Win to Linux.
Our original project uses MFC
I hope you have cleanly separated the GUI from the vision backend? In that case it doesn't matter very much what GUI toolkit you use. Qt might be conceptually closer to MFC than GTK+. If the vision backend is also written with MFC, your facing a problem (and it's called vendor lock-in), because AFAIK, there is no MFC port to Linux. I think your best option is to (re)write the backend in C, because it's more portable.
We write our own Image Processing Libraries so DLL equivalent concept in Linux is must for our application.
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