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    gui_chung
    gui chung , an compact freeware to program easy gui multi windows api applications in freebasic. Included support of freebasic graphics gfx, openGL and irrlicht 3D engine. Inspired from Liberty Basic simple gui coding syntax.(combined with fbedit ide , is easier to use than Liberty Basic and 1000x faster)
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    gui_chung_dll

    gui_chung_dll

    a dll to easily make gui windows with graphics in any language

    gui chung dll is a dll version of gui_chung to easily make gui windows with graphics in any language , as c/c++, with simple syntax inspired from Liberty Basic easy gui coding (buttons, combobox, edittext, statictext, listbox, menu, graphicbox,...). Includes creation of openGL windows and guiloadtexture from jpg with alpha, and gfx graphics windows drawing. It is based on windows api and is written in compiled freebasic.
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