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From: francis@robinton.demon.co.uk (Francis Glassborow)
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Subject: Re: C++ Embraces Procedural Programming Over OO Programming [OT]
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In article <ekd1ul$o3r$1@kujawiak.man.lodz.pl>, Sektor van Skijlen 
<ethouris@guess.if.gmail.com.is.valid.or.invalid> writes
>Stating GUI, as an example, with current approach to the standard, either the
>standard has GUI thus making compilers for embedded platforms nonstandard, or
>it doesn't have, which means that there is no "standard GUI" thus making a
>user learned in "Standard C++" useless for making GUI in favor of guys learned
>in C# or Java.


There is a far more fundamental problem. Try defining a portable GUI 
that is efficient on all platforms that support a GUI concept.


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