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Small proprietary cross-platform GUI platform for C ++

I wrote a small program with Boost in C ++. It works great and so I want to give it a graphical interface to make it easier to use.
To do this, I am looking for a small cross-platform platform that provides a natural look. Support for Windows and Linux will be sufficient, currently I do not need os x ...

I used wxWidgets for some other project, but it was painful to set everything up and send this large library using software. But I was really amazed at using real controls. To keep the program small, I also tried fltk, but it has a terrible look.

I just need a simple structure without network support or other tricks.

So my question is: is there any infrastructure that meets all the requirements? Or, if not, which framework meets at least some of these needs?

Thanks in advance!

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When he has the word "frame" in his name, it is almost never small.

In any case, the graphics frames / libraries tend to be large because they need to handle a lot of things.

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Here is a long list of both active and dead cross-platform C ++ user interface libraries: https://philippegroarke.com/posts/2018/C++_ui_solutions/ Some of them are small and have a natural look.

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ever heard of QT ???

http://qt.nokia.com/products/

I think it should fit all your needs.

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