Which, if any, achieves Windows native look: GTK+, wxWidgets, Qt, FLTK?

Question

I need to write an application that will be visually indistinguishable from something written natively for Windows XP/Vista/7 using whatever comes by default wi

Answer 1

i used java for native cross-platform without changing the code, used c/c++ wxwidgets for exclusively cross-platform if you want go to little up performance and standalone executable, used c/c++ winapi for windows and x11 for gnu linux native platform and terminal console, used python for scripting console and platform if you want your software up to date fast, and used assembly for a little simple purely console. And sometimes i combined them all with shared library .dll on windows and .so on gnu linux. And i liked doing for do comparative performance on programming studies with small hardware requirements.