On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 15:50:05 GMT, Tony Johansson wrote:
I just wonder what the difference is between a native win32-app and MFC.
Frankly, I guess the word here is dependency. If you write your app as
an MFC app, then you become dependent upon the presence of the MFC
DLLs. Dependency isn't that big of a deal : after all, (classic) VB
apps have been dependent upon a honking great DLL for years without
anyone other than download-sensitive shareware folks being that
bothered, and the MFC runtime DLLs are on every windows machine AFAIK
(but not the debug ones).
I haven't written a native Win32 api in years - MFC makes it much
easier, and the downside is so footling as to be meaningless, really.
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Bob Moore
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