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Are you using MFC? Are you using MFC AppWizard to create your program?<br />

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Are you using MFC? Are you using MFC AppWizard to create your program?


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I am learning windows based programming and I am having a hard time following the code on what is going on. &nbsp;I have been programming in C for a bit and understand what is happening there. &nbsp;For Example<br />
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#include &lt;files here&gt;<br />
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int main() { &nbsp; //program begins<br />
&nbsp; declare variables<br />
&nbsp; call functions<br />
&nbsp; end program<br />
}<br />
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very easy to understand. &nbsp;However, in visual c++ it is a bit more elusive for me to follow.<br />
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Can someone just basically go through how it starts, creates window, handles some type of input and exits? &nbsp;I am not looking for code, but just some kind of flow in more detail then above.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Darrell<br />
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I am learning windows based programming and I am having a hard time following the code on what is going on.  I have been programming in C for a bit and understand what is happening there.  For Example

#include <files here>

int main() {   //program begins
  declare variables
  call functions
  end program
}

very easy to understand.  However, in visual c++ it is a bit more elusive for me to follow.

Can someone just basically go through how it starts, creates window, handles some type of input and exits?  I am not looking for code, but just some kind of flow in more detail then above.

Thanks
Darrell




Visual C++ 5.0 Program Structure Vs Regular C Program Structure

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