Re: CodeProject, wxWindows, and wx.Net

> ...
> Instead, I hope to get their
> attention with the idea of portability to embedded platforms and to
> dotNet.

Sounds great!

> So wx.Net provides them with the unique opportunity to write a C++ GUI
> application that can be compiled to native platforms or to dotNet,
> with minimal modification.

Can a managed C++ application be compiled to native (I'm not too
familiar with it)? If not, then the target with wx.NET would still be
.NET, since it is an interface for .NET applications to access the
wxWindows API. 

> I would like to include a demo application with versions for both
> Win32 and for MS dotNet.  For non-GUI stuff it will use the STL and ?.
> I have some ideas about the demo app that I'll get into later.  I
> hope to really get going on this in a few weeks when I'm less busy at
> work.

This weekend I'm planning on starting a tutorial to help introduce
wx.NET to those unfamiliar with the wxWindows API, this should hopefully
help you out.

> Does this all make sense?

Indeed.  If you have any questions about wx.NET/wxWindows, I'd be glad
to help.


Cheers.

-- 
Bryan Bulten
http://www.bulten.ca/
http://wxnet.sourceforge.net/

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