Is there any RealBasic studio for C language? [closed]

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Is there any RealBasic studio like for GNU C language, Where i just wrote in 1 minute GUI button and msgBox, took 2 minutes to make it and deploy application, very fast and rapid for cross platform. Full screen mode/timer etc all prepared by click of mouse, i am really impressed with the free demo version.

Please see screen shot, what i mean: http://i.stack.imgur.com/UPzBP.png

  msgBox("Hello, Easy peasy gui and programming?")

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If you like the rapid development and cross-platform abilities of Real Studio and the RealBasic language, but need to use some external C libraries, there is a language feature called declares that can expose the C functions you need.

http://docs.realsoftware.com/index.php/Declare

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You can try GTK and its editor (cant remember its name)

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Well, no. See, unlike RealBasic, C doesn't know about buttons, messages, boxes etc. What you need is to look into some particular GUI library that supports C.

From what you're asking, I think you'd be much happier with another language than C; if you want a C-like language, Java and an IDE like NetBeans might suit you.

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Real Studio has a C-based plugin SDK that allows you to create plugins that extend the framework. Look into that if you want to take the benefits of Real Studio and combine it with the power of C.

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What about using Delphi's C++ Builder XE3? It's what you're looking for. http://www.embarcadero.com/products/cbuilder It can compile to windows and mac and very shortly they'll realease an update for IOS and Android I used their Pascal RAD app builder before switching to realbasic. Honestly, if they had the ability to compile to OS X and Windows back in 2007, I never would have switched to realbasic. Good LUck