Help a newbie out,
Let's say somebody learned some C in college 6 some odd years ago and now wants to get back into it as a hobby. If I'm using Visual C++ as a compiler do I go ahead and design the GUI's like any MFC application and just use regular C code in place of C++? Would that mean leaving things alone like preprocessor directives to include either stdio.h or iostream.h? What do I have to look out for when using Visual C++ for writing C Windows apps?
MFC is C++ only. If you want to use C for Windows Apps, you're gonna need to use WinAPI. All you have to do to make MSVC++ compile your app as C instead of C++ is to name your files whatever.c.
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Yes....you can do it with creating application using "Win32 Console Application".
And if you want to windows application using 'C', I think you must have to take knowledge of Window's programming. I mean the structure of Window's application and how it works.
Chintan R Naik
