Re: [Dev-C++] Classes for Windows

[staale <st...@le...>]

I think MFC requires a VC++ or VS license if you want to link against the=20
library.

Also, I don't think Mingw/gcc supports MS structured exception handling, so=
=20
your in for some trouble there.

To be used with Dev-C, the FLTK package or the wxWindows package should be=
=20
your best choice.

Or you could wrap up needed WIN32 API parts in objects (that is what=20
wxWindows did in the beginning).

Best regards
Staale

At 18:43 03.07.2003 +0200, Carlos Garc=EDa del Monte wrote:
>  MFC comes with MS Visual C++.
>I got a CD with a trial cersion of it, I tried once to compile the=20
>examples with MFC in Dev, copying the MFC directories (I haven't installed=
=20
>MSVisual), and at first attempt I didn't achieve it. However, I haven't=20
>tried too hard, so perhaps it is possible to use MFC with dev, but just=20
>copying the MFC dirs is not enough (perhaps you need copy some other items=
=20
>I didn't).
>
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