From:	Damian Yerrick <DELCAPSyerricde AT pineight DOT 8mSOFTWARE DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: C/C++ GUI
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On Wed, 13 Oct 1999 23:53:13 +0100,
"Alan McFarlane" <amcfarlane AT bigfoot DOT com> wrote:

> Has anyone written a C/C++ GUI which has different layers of dependencies,
> so that one could recompile for use with Allegro, SVGA, MGL etc.

Look for DEGUI on simtel.

> Specifically, I'm looking for a GUI which enables me *easily* to replace the
> look and feel without buggering around the program. Something like the ideas
> in the X-Window environment on Linux - KDE perhaps?

You just want something skinnable.
For an example of how (not?) to implement skins, download DOSArena
from my home page (url below.)
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