Hi,
I have been using the windows API for some time now and feel quite comfortable with it. I know for larger projects MFC is a better choice over the raw API. I've been google searching for some good tutorials on MFC but haven't really found any good ones like I found with the windows API (Johnnie's Tutorial).
If someone could point me in the right direction I'd greatly appreciate it.
Mitch
Jump to PostOr better still get accustomed to the dot net framework, and learn c#. You can make quick GUIs wicked fast.
C# is decompilable, so it isn't really usefull for bigger projects, unless it's open-source anyway.
I have absolutely no clue about MFC tutorials, so I can't help you, sorry
Scribble tutorial is the only one I know of. There are several books at your local book store or www.amazon.com.
Hi,
I have been using the windows API for some time now and feel quite comfortable with it. I know for larger projects MFC is a better choice over the raw API. I've been google searching for some good tutorials on MFC but haven't really found any good ones like I found with the windows API (Johnnie's Tutorial).
If someone could point me in the right direction I'd greatly appreciate it.
Mitch
Or better still get accustomed to the dot net framework, and learn c#. You can make quick GUIs wicked fast.
Or better still get accustomed to the dot net framework, and learn c#. You can make quick GUIs wicked fast.
C# is decompilable, so it isn't really usefull for bigger projects, unless it's open-source anyway.
I have absolutely no clue about MFC tutorials, so I can't help you, sorry
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