WXWidgets Application that Configures/Starts/Stops an Existing C Based Demo

Deliverables will be a working program that runs on Lubuntu 16.04 along with clearly commented source code. Should use WXWidgets and preferably require no additional libraries beyond: libwxgtk3.0-dev libwxbase3.0-0* libwxbase3.0-dev libwxgtk3.0-0* wx3.0-headers build-essential libgtk2.0-dev If extra libraries are required can they be added or built into the project at compile time so not required to be installed at run time? Program when started should have a task tray icon. Clicking icon opens menu: Start/Stop Demo, Preferences, About, Exit Clicking About opens a popup with some details and an OK button to close. Clicking Start/Stop Demo changes the state of the demo code to either listening for hotword or not. Clicking the Preferences opens a window to configure preferences. [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Add the above porcupine-c hotword demo to the application and the configure window should have the following controls that will be used to store the configurations for the hotword demo to actually run: ./demo/c/build/porcupine_demo_mic \ -l lib/${PLATFORM}/${ARCH}/[login to view URL] \ -m lib/common/[login to view URL] \ -k resources/keyword_files/${PLATFORM}/porcupine_${PLATFORM}.ppn \ -t 0.5 \ -a ${ACCESS_KEY} \ -d ${AUDIO_DEVICE_INDEX} 1) 2 tabs on the top with the first tab being labeled "HotWord" and the second "Extra". The following should all be contained under the HotWord tab. Extra can be left empty at this time. 2) A drop down that lists the available audio inputs which are found when running the hotword demo: ./demo/c/build/porcupine_demo_mic --show_audio_devices 3) Text boxes to store the required inputs for the demo such as "-a access_key" and the "-k /path/to/[login to view URL]" 4) Button to save and start/restart the demo in the background 5) WHEN hotword is heard popup a window that alerts user the hot word was just heard. This window will just have an OK button to close. Demo should continue running listening for next hotword. 6) Icon in system tray changes if demo is running or not running. Red or Green? I can use code::blocks wxSmith to mock up a window if that code would be helpful to you but a competent coder could probably do it much faster themselves. If you read to this point add IVEREADTOTHISPOINT at the top of your bid.