Re: is this MFC? + Book recommendations?


"David Deley" <deleyd@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:sNf6j.1543$Rf5.1216@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I program in CMAC, which is a homegrown language invented about
two decades ago for writing text editors in.

We import and make direct calls to a lot of functions from the
following libraries:

kernel32
user32
advapi32
gdi32

Would these be considered MFC functions, or what category would
these be under?

These are Windows API functions (used by Windows programs written in any language). MFC is a C++ class library specificallly for writing programs in C++, and some of its functions are thin wrappers around Windows functions, but it is a lot more than that.

Dave

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