Re: Questions about VC++
- From: Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:29:49 +0200
kimiraikkonen wrote:
I'm not experienced in VC++ but i have VC++ 6.0 just for a very few
experience.
VC6 is almost ten years old, doesn't support standard C++ like modern
compilers do and is even unsupported by the vendor. Don't use it.
I'd suggest you get DevC++ or the Express Edition of VC2005.
1-Is the most efficent way to develop GUI-based applications possible
with MFC or what else? What's MFC used for?
MFC is a small C++ wrapper around the win32 API. Yes, you can develop GUIs
with it. It is not a prime example of beautiful C++ code, so don't take
this as example!
Which books?
Check out the book reviews at ACCU's website. Oh, and I suggest you get a
book that focuses on C++ first, without the win32 programming complicating
things further.
3-When compared to Basic, VC++ or C++ seems much more complicated and
has more mistake rist while coding, that's why i'm a bit concerned, so
what are the basics understanding of Visual C++ enviroment/C++ ? (For
example: Declarations, strings, using variables...)
I don't understand what you are asking here. C++ is a very sharp tool. In
the hands of a skilled programmer, this can give good results, otherwise
easily leads to injuries...
Uli
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