MFC is microsoft foundation classes.. useful in only microsoft vc++. You could roll your own classes. Or you could go with straight win32 api :) my personal favorite
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Not possible. If you need MFC, use Visual C. If you don't need it just don't like the C win32 api, there are some free stuff for DevC providing similar approach to win programming as MFC (wxWindows, fltk, gtk+, V, WIDE Studio, ...).
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is it possible to use MFC Devcpp?
MFC is microsoft foundation classes.. useful in only microsoft vc++. You could roll your own classes. Or you could go with straight win32 api :) my personal favorite
Not possible. If you need MFC, use Visual C. If you don't need it just don't like the C win32 api, there are some free stuff for DevC providing similar approach to win programming as MFC (wxWindows, fltk, gtk+, V, WIDE Studio, ...).
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