Visual GWin++ - A Free Visual C++ Compiler

Version 0.02 Released!
I have released version 0.02 of Visual GWin++. The goal of version 0.02 was to enable full Save Project/Open Project support. This release is a quick and dirty release, but it functions decently for pre-alpha software. It includes the SciTE editor for full syntax highlighting, etc. Downloads can be found at Sourceforge.net, packaged with the NSIS installer. See a screenshot of the current release. Read the release notes and changelog for what is new. The next release will be a redesign of the form designer, minor GWin class changes, Unicode support, and will be built entirely inside of Visual GWin++.

Visual GWin++ has surprisingly proven to be quite stable despite its pre-alpha version. There are a few quirks which need to be fixed and some more user-friendliness that needs to be added but all-in-all, it's not that bad. This project is based on the MinGW C++ compiler and is aimed at providing an easy to use, visual C++ IDE for Windows development. The project has been created in Bloodshed.net's Dev-C++ compiler. This software is released under the GNU GPL and is free software. Visual GWin++ v0.01 has missed its goal of being recreated within itself, and this is planned for version 0.03. Compilers are required to "bootstrap" before they can prove themselves and IDE's should do the same. GWin++ builds projects into compilable C++ code that can be used with most compilers as long as they link to the GWin library. The GWin class manages windows and their events (messages). Feel free to contact us for comments, suggestions, or if you would like to contribute to this project, just link to this page. Contact us if you are interested in this project and would like to help.

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See XWinLogon Win32 X-Server built in Visual GWin++.