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C++ Class Library

The modular Qt C++ class library provides a rich set of application building blocks, delivering all of the functionality needed to build advanced, cross-platform applications. The Qt API is intuitive, easy to use and learn, and enables developers to produce highly readable, easily maintainable code.

 

 

 

Dig Deeper Into Qt: Module by Module
The Qt class library is broken down into separate modules, each containing a specific set of application building blocks.  For a comprehensive overview of functionality by module, visit the module overview in the Qt documentation.

 

Build Advanced User Experiences, Faster

Qt is the standard framework for developing advanced cross-platform GUI applications. The Qt C++ class library contains a rich set of graphics features for 3D visualization with OpenGL® and a powerful 2D graphics canvas, as well as a full widget toolkit and features for easy UI styling.

 

Build Connected Applications

The Qt C++ API provides functions to build connected applications across platforms, including XML and database support, an integrated ECMA standard scripting engine, and robust networking functionality.

 

Differentiate with a Rich User Experience

Qt allow companies to differentiate with web and multimedia-enriched user experiences. Qt includes an integration with the WebKit open source web rendering engine, and with the KDE Phonon cross-platform multimedia engine.

 

Build High-Performance Applications

The Qt API builds on C++ to provide powerful functionality for parallel programming. Qt's cross-platform multi-threading functionality simplifies parallel programming, while added concurrency features make it easier to take advantage of multi-core architecture.

 

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