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Interesting. But I think the vast majority of this functionality is already available in the Qt framework, which I use for pretty much all my projects.
by hermitcrab 3y ago
Interesting. But I think the vast majority of this functionality is already available in the Qt framework, which I use for pretty much all my projects.
- pagghiu 3y agoOf course Sane C++ Libraries targets a much much smaller functionality subset than Qt (that is a good library in many ways) and of course it has orders of magnitude less complexity. You can use Sane C++ Libraries adding a single file to your project for example. Also, Qt used to have an LGPL + Commercial licensing scheme (not sure how this has recently evolved), while this project just MIT.
- hermitcrab 3y agoThere probably isn't a compelling use case for Qt-philes like me. But I wish your project the best of luck! (the community version of Qt is LGPL, I have a small business licence)