IUP is a cross-platform GUI toolkit actively developed at the PUC university of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It uses native controls: the Windows API for Windows, Gtk3 for GNU/Linux. At the time of writing, it has a Cocoa port in the works (as well as iOS, Android and WASM ones). A particularity of IUP is its small API.The Lisp bindings are lispnik/iup. They are nicely done in that they are automatically generated from the C sources.| Lisp journey
We continue our tour of GUI toolkits for CL with Gtk+3 and cl-cffi-gtk.The previosu posts are: part 1: Ltk part 2: Qt4 This blog post series was initially written for the Common Lisp Cookbook, you can (and should) read it there:https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/gui.htmlGtk+3 (cl-cffi-gtk) Gtk+3 is the primary library used to build GNOME applications. Its (currently most advanced) lisp bindings is cl-cffi-gtk. While primarily created for GNU/Linux, Gtk works fine under macOS and can ...| Lisp journey