What is the best way to implement a GUI?

Question

C++ / C#

I have a ready-made C++ console application whose task is to calculate something. I want to attach a graphical interface to this. What would be better to do: write an interface in C# and use all sorts of scary constructs to pass values ​​between program modules in different languages, or just rewrite the entire program in C#? And should I try to use only one language in the future, or is it non-critical?

Answer 1

Crosses? Well, Qt.

Answer 2

If the task is to fasten the graphical interface - you can do it with the help of GTK +, a simple graphical interface is screwed in just a couple of steps.

Answer 3

If you don’t have anything fierce-heavy-exotic, then write everything at once in sharp
. Solution ala "logic in c ++ and representation in c #" our proger loves very much, but he usually writes such fierce mathematical algorithms from which my head is spinning , in this case it is justified. Just compile the plus code as a dll and link it to a sharp
. Oh, yes, if you don't need a cross-platform program, then just write on the sharp, development is many times faster on it.
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