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From: <jsc...@gm...> - 2001-08-02 20:32:58
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Hello, Dr. Dinesh J. Karia In helping you, I would advice you to by a training book like : Dirk Louis, "I am learning C++". It containes a learning CD and tells you about Windows, MFC and has examples. > Can I use my code written in Turbo C++ for dos applications? When using the option "Console Application" then the windows entry point is shunned - so normal C /C++ will work like with in DOS. (Apart from Graphics which is different everywhere). Is there any help file available on the internet for Dev-Cpp command syntax? That is an interesting question - I would also like to know this. But I think there is more special about windows in genreal than in DEV CPP. But if you obtain a resource for special DEV CPP , I'd be pleased, if you could give me a hint. best wishes to You nad much greetings to far india ! J=FCrgen, Germany On 1 Aug 2001, at 0:34, Dr. Dinesh J. Karia wrote: > Dear All, > I am a newbee to windows programming. How should I learn about it. I= n fact, in Dev-cpp the help is not available about the commands. > Can I use my code written in Turbo C++ for dos applications? > Is there any help file available on the internet for Dev-Cpp command= syntax? Will the code from Charles Petzold work well with Dev-cpp? > > Please help. > > > > Dinesh J. Karia > Department of Mathematics > Sardar Patel University > Vallabh Vidyanagar > Gujarat 388120 > INDIA > > Home: din...@ea... > Office: din...@sp... > Roaming: din...@ya... > > > "A mathematician is a machine for turning coffee into theorems." > > -- Paul Erdos > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > J=FCrgen Schuhmacher jsc...@gm... |