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Why not try something different? make yourself a GUI with GDI+ ?

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On Windows, I'd go for Visual Studio 2012. It's a great IDE with great static analysis tools. On the Mac, I'd go for Xcode. It's very similar in scope to VS on Windows. On Linux, I just free hand the build system and write makefiles myself.

If you really want to have some fun, try building an OpenCL/CUDA/DirectCompute program.

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