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Is it at all feasible (either currently, or with continued future development/enhancement) to think of using the wxQt port in a more broad 'generic' manner than that for which it appears to have been designed? In other words, to use wxQt as a basis for mobile apps that could run on iOS, Android, and even. A few years ago Simon took a look at PCSX2, a PlayStation 2 emulator for Windows and Linux. Fsb 1600 Ddr2 800 Dual Channel Drivers here. Thanks to a couple of years advancement in hardware and a Mac port, your.

Also Google Android is, but it is not Java because has no regular Java Runtime.' But now with Android's it's finally possible to develop in C/C++ for the Android. So I was wondering: is there any chance that someone has started working on a wxWidgets support for Android? I love wxWidgets and since I am about to start developing for Android, it would only be natural what I would want to continue using wxWidgets. Davebee wrote:I know, I know. 'Google Android is based on Linux but it is not Linux, it has no X server. Also Google Android is, but it is not Java because has no regular Java Runtime.'

But now with Android's it's finally possible to develop in C/C++ for the Android. So I was wondering: is there any chance that someone has started working on a wxWidgets support for Android?

Rules Greek Card Game Xeriscape. I love wxWidgets and since I am about to start developing for Android, it would only be natural what I would want to continue using wxWidgets. Android is yet another the fruit of marketing, M$ has a lot of fruits, but google probably will have soon many ones too.