> But i want to experience with both IDEs: Anjuta and QtCreator.

Hi, Aitor,
In that case and if Anjuta does not pull in most of Gnome, and also if
QtCreator does not require most of KDE, I will be more than happy to
join in. The same experimenting experience is also appealing to me. If
I learn to use gtk3 and qt5, it will be a big addition to my coding
skills.

Edward

On 10/11/2015, aitor_czr <aitor_czr@???> wrote:
> Dear Edward,
>
> On 10/11/15 19:11, Edward Bartolo wrote:
>> Since you are trying to avoid the use of Lazarus, what is the problem
>> with having the frontend being written in Lazarus Pascal? The created
>> executable shouldn't need other libraries as it is statically linked.
>
> No, Edward, i'm not trying to avoid the use of Lazarus (i have nothing
> against Lazarus Pascal :-) ), and really there is no need to migrate the
> code to C.
>> Is it a necessity having to do with minimal systems running on very
>> old hardware? In that case it makes sense to use a script together
>> with the backend.
> Your work is good, and i'm sure that it works fine in old hardware. But
> i want to experience with both IDEs: Anjuta and QtCreator.
>
> Cheers,
>

>        Aitor.

>