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Qt is great for cross platform UI, for Mac/Win/Linux at least

• 77pt77 7y ago
  Last time I checked QT depended on a signal/slot mechanism that was not C++ compatible. There was a code generator. Has this changed?
  • xfer 7y ago
    No. But there are alternatives to moc like: https://github.com/woboq/verdigris https://github.com/woboq/verdigris .
    • 77pt77 7y ago
      Thank you. Very interesting work.
  • de_watcher 7y ago
    If you use CMake you don't see that generator. It automagically works.
  • jcelerier 7y ago
    > Last time I checked QT depended on a signal/slot mechanism that was not C++ compatible. what do you mean by "not C++ compatible" ? Qt is 100% C++ code. The few macros you see (signals:, slots:, emit) are #defined to nothing or public: / private: in a Qt header