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    Question QtADA vs java bindings

    Hi everyone,

    I am very new to Qt, and have some questions regarding QtADA. I've looked all over the internet for the last several hours, and have not been able to find anything relevant.

    Specifically, I am working on a project which uses an ADA base, and I am trying to develop a GUI for it. I was originally looking at using Java Swing with some basic Java bindings, but during my research I found QT. I was wondering if anyone could point me to some sort of relevant comparison between the two binding mechanisms?

    Thanks for the help,
    jgraum

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    Default Re: QtADA vs java bindings

    I would be surprised if such a comparison existed. Qt is surely more advanced and more highlevel than Swing but that's all I can say. I'd also consider running an ada interpreter (for your main program) inside a Java or C++ written application, then you'll be able to use either Qt or Swing natively.
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