> that just coincidentally happens to have the letters Qt at the beginning
That's not what I was trying to say. I just thought it's worth pointing out that QtCreator is really a general-purpose C++ IDE. (It's my favourite C++ IDE, btw.)
That's not what I was trying to say. I just thought it's worth pointing out that QtCreator is really a general-purpose C++ IDE. (It's my favourite C++ IDE, btw.)
Visual Studio is also a general-purpose C++ IDE and yet I don't think anyone would say it's independent of Windows.