this is a home project in C++. a simple pricer using QL / Boost. really easy for the standard Wilmotter.the guy wants to show up what he's able of. and, he thinks of designing a lovely window where option price would display.he has read on Qt and wants to try it. but at the same time he wonders if it's a good idea (is that feasible?) to couple Qt + STD library + other libraries ?has anyone here experience with embedding a pricer with Qt? is this a good idea? is compiling Qt straightforward or a mess?thank you.

QuoteOriginally posted by: edouardthis is a home project in C++. a simple pricer using QL / Boost. really easy for the standard Wilmotter.the guy wants to show up what he's able of. and, he thinks of designing a lovely window where option price would display.he has read on Qt and wants to try it. but at the same time he wonders if it's a good idea (is that feasible?) to couple Qt + STD library + other libraries ?has anyone here experience with embedding a pricer with Qt? is this a good idea? is compiling Qt straightforward or a mess?thank you.I don't see why it would not be possible. Qt provides some of it's own container classes but STL can also be used. The trick is to clearly separate your GUI code from the pricing code so that you don't endup in a tangled mess.A good place to start is here:calculatorAlso Qt uses qmake as a build mechanism so that you can easily configure all dependencies