[Dev-C++] Windows Non-MFC programming site
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From: Matthew H. <mhi...@ko...> - 2000-10-22 16:43:10
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Hello everybody, Just thought, since I'd asked for links pertaining to C++ programming, = that I would share a pretty slick site I came across. It's a non-MFC oriented (read API based) site regarding Windows = programming. I haven't yet sorted out whether the examples will work = without modification on Dev-C++; however, I'm impressed with the = simplicity and scope of the material thus far. If anybody would like to check it out, here's the link: http://www.cpp-programming.com/ Matthew Hickson P.S. By the way, in playing with Resource Scripts in Dev-C++, I seem to have = encountered a difficulty. In adding a dialog resource (even when using = the defaults provided) I get an error back on compilation (from = windres). It always points to the line following the initial 100 = DIALOG... line (I'm assuming here that the error number refers to = line... I moved things around a bit and it seemed consistant). The project was a simple C WinMain project (I'm not sure if this factors = in or not). I only know that if I add any other type of resource that I = get no errors in the compiling of the resource script. I've been trying = to find documentation on windres (without any good hits, aside from = command line options...), and I can't get to bloodshed.net (maybe this = is a known issue?). Any help here would be appreciated. I was developing a little class = building utility in RapidQ (a nifty little BASIC style language - now in = limbo as it's author was picked up by a software company [Ah! So dreams = do come true! 8-)]) but have found that I would now rather just "bite = the bullet" and use C++. However, my inability to create anything more = than simple Windows interfaces is a little frustrating (I think I can = handle the underlying C++, but there's only one way to tell! 8-) Thanks again. |