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[Harlan Crystal]

I love how when I search google for information on rand() % range
low order bits problems, a post from chip is the first thing that comes
up

-har

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Hey all,

I recently got involved with a machine vision project in which the GUI 
was written in C# with windows forms.  Our current goal is to make the 
program portable to Linux systems as well.  My first inclination is to
re-write the GUI using GTK & C but I was recommended to look into C# on
Linux and C# wrappers for GTK.

Has anyone developed with C# or the GTK# package or have any opinions about
it?

thanks
-har

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Harlan,
I toyed with C#/GTK# once.  And, when I say toyed, I mean toyed.  I
created a window with one big button in it and when you pushed the
button it printed 'Hello World' to the console.  However, the time that
I spent working with it (2 hours) was enjoyable.  I'm not sure on the
state of GTK# on windows, but I don't see why it would be a problem. 
I'd recommend it over redoing everything in C & GTK.  If you already
have a bunch of working C# code, keep it.  The mono project is expecting
a version 1.0 release near the year's end.

--Mark.


On Sun, 2003-11-09 at 17:34, Harlan Crystal wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> I recently got involved with a machine vision project in which the GUI 
> was written in C# with windows forms.  Our current goal is to make the 
> program portable to Linux systems as well.  My first inclination is to
> re-write the GUI using GTK & C but I was recommended to look into C# on
> Linux and C# wrappers for GTK.
> 
> Has anyone developed with C# or the GTK# package or have any opinions about
> it?
> 
> thanks
> -har