"Must have multiple inheritance!" That reeks of someone spouting buzzwords. Complex inheritance hierarchies are probably one of the biggest factors working against OOP. Polymorphism is great, but when it takes 20 min to figure out which base class resolved the function call, something is wrong with the design.
My favorite cross-platform UI dev environment is QT using KDevelop. No garbage collection, but you can't have everything.
BTW, Java does not support multiple inheritance, but its support for interfaces usually does the trick.
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"Must have multiple inheritance!" That reeks of someone spouting buzzwords. Complex inheritance hierarchies are probably one of the biggest factors working against OOP. Polymorphism is great, but when it takes 20 min to figure out which base class resolved the function call, something is wrong with the design. My favorite cross-platform UI dev environment is QT using KDevelop. No garbage collection, but you can't have everything. BTW, Java does not support multiple inheritance, but its support for interfaces usually does the trick.