Delete BIOS: GUI possible without Qt?

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Apr 3, 2012 10:53 AM

Anonymous

Anand,

Anand Balagopalakrishnan

Qt is quite sophisticated and feature rich but comes at a cost.

You can consider whether StarterWare is sufficient for your needs. It comes with a basic graphics library.

Qt is famouse and it is the foundation on which KDE is built on. Is it also what Andrioid relies on?

A big question for me is that I don't know how good(sufficient), or how bad(inadequate) the basic graphics library in Sitaraware is. The graphics library for my Sitaraware installation is at C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments\SitaraWare_01_00_00_09\grlib, and I see that it has a quite a number of commonly used graphic primitives, just like what one could find in the Toolbox of Microsoft Visual Studio Windows Form Designer. Given the richness of types, how well is the display effect? Is there any case showing for Sitaraware's graphics library? It makes me feel rather frustrated when exploring a graphics library without being able to see what its effect would be like.

Zheng

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