c++ - GUI Toolkit in OpenGL -

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i'd develop application (in c++) similar pure data, cool gui , better documentation... yes, max/msp or reaktor, free , open!

in order create appealing, reactive , portable interface thinking of using opengl. in mind there blender gui.

before starting develop custom gui toolkit googled around in order understand if there exist use, , found:

  • juce: seems quite supported, didn't understand if can embed opengl canvas in interface or possible render widgets using opengl.
  • nui: seems cool , portable, but... forum desert, , it's hard find tutorial!
  • cegui, fltk, glui: flat , gray ;-) , aren't still maintained.

do know other toolkit? understand i'm looking portable library (in c++), fast , supported.

the other possibility developing scratch custom toolkit using sdl or freeglut, in case best solution?

p.s.: reading other threads topic noticed many devs suggest using qt... qt relies on opengl rendering? or only host opengl canvas? anyway think possible (with performance) creating in qt:

there isn't opengl toolkit, tend invented particular app , sort of abandoned.

yes qt works opengl, there opengl qglwidget full hardware acceleration (and optional links opencl). can have many qglwidgets in qt app - each own opengl commands inside them.

you can mix qt , opengl in same qglwidget (http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qq/qq26-openglcanvas.html)

slightly off topic: can select qt use opengl it's rendering - still bit experimental means 2d qt can faster on embedded platforms phones.
edit: clarify -the entire app still normal qt drawn opengl commands 'under hood'


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