Thats clearly against the exception.
Or did I miss something on that?
Or did I miss something on that?
If it's a wrapper for wxWindows then they need only provide a link to the wxWindows site if the user wishes to download the source code. Why you would need to modify the original source code and potentially introduce problems with the wrapper is beyond me though.
All BRL has to do is compile libraries for wxWindows and release it with MaxGUI. If the wrapper used wx-c then you could, quite simply, just write the GUI code in BMax and never have to touch the C++ code.
I'd go with QT.
You would, but I'm not masochistic. (Some people may not understand, so for the record: this is a joke)