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From: Neil H. <nho...@bi...> - 2002-09-27 20:57:47
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Al Stevens: > You'd need more than the headers. MFC is implemented as a class library and > it's not a trivial one. The source code is distributed with VC++, and it is > copyrighted. There are about 280 cpp files, 45 headers, ana a lot of rc > files, which build 15 library modules. No small tas Microsoft also licenses MFC to other compiler vendors. Digital Mars (which is the current version of what was Zortech / Symantec) distributes a copy of MFC 4.21 for free. Go to their front page, http://www.digitalmars.com/ , click on the first link in the "Free C and C++ compilers" section, read and accept (if you agree) the license agreement, and you will be on the download page. The MFC downloads are at the end of the page. The code is likely to require much effort to work with mingw. Neil |