True. He has created a bios class that bifurcates the system functions depending on target platform.
However, my curiosity stems from the enormous amount of labour that is needed to code a GUI bottom-up. Writing every class, widget etc, needs a lot of effort. I tried loading his VC++ project but could not see the screens. Maybe I am missing something because I use VC++ 2005. The event driven framework sure makes the entire project very responsive which is what I am trying to understand. I am an Ultimate++ (U++) coder and it too has the entire widget framework needed and is multi-platform. How does one target that GUI to an embedded system like the STM which it may not support directly? Things like fonts come into play too.
That is why the request.