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- From: larsit@sn.no (Lars-Inge Tonnessen)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: visual c++ 1.5 compiler not working in windows 95response to response
- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 21:12:13 GMT
- Organization: SN Internett
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- rykk@ix.netcom.com(kendrick adams ) wrote:
-
- >>please note that i edited out his instructions but not his comments.
-
- >besides being rude and obnoxious this response was completely useless.
- >of course i have several volumes on programming c++ i have the pro
- >edition of msvc++ 1.52 it has three volumes(containing volumes within
- >volumes) and a start up guide and a cd rom..... unfortunatly they all
- >assume previous c experience of which i have none...
-
- > so please just because someone comes out with a "stupid" question dont
- >assume they are a software pirate or are idiots. and maybe if you calm
- >down you could give some useful advice..
-
-
- I am VERY SORRY if I have hurt your feelings. I did not mean to hurt
- you, but you see that I have lost maaaany $ in software-piracy. The
- information you are looking for is in chapter 1 in your Microsoft
- Visual Workbench User's Guide. You can also find it on the CD-ROM in
- chapter 1. Open your Books on-line and search for "quickwin".
-
- QuickWin applications support the Windows Clipboard, and you can use
- standard C functions to write to and read from a QuickWin
- application's windows, which behave as streams. functions that are
- QuickWin compatible are marked as QWIN in the compatibility section.
-
- >besides being rude and obnoxious this response was completely useless.
-
- HOW was it useless? I guided you through EVERY step. In case you
- lost it:
-
- Microsoft Visual C++ 1.5x
- ******************************
- 1) Define a project.
- In your menu select: Project and New.
-
- The New Project dialogue box appears. Enter a project name. "Hello"
-
- 2) Select Project Type:
- Make sure that "Use Microsoft Foundation Classes" check box is in
- position OFF. Click on "Project Type" and select
- "QuickWinApplication (.EXE)". And OK.
-
- 3) Edit - HELLO.MAK appears.
- "Close"
-
- 4) In the menu, "File" and "New".
-
- 5) Write your standard ANSI C++ program.
-
- // Your code!!!!
- #include <iostream.h>
- void main()
- {
- cout << "hello world\n";
- }
-
- 6) "File" and "Save As".
- Enter a File Name "Test.cpp" & Ok.
-
- 7) "Project" and "Edit"
- Click on "TEST.CPP" in the file list. Click on "Add". Now you should
- find "Test.cpp" under Files in project.
-
- 8) "Close".
-
- 9) "Project" and "Rebuild All". If any questions appears, make sure
- it's "YES".
-
- 9a) If you get any errors, you have to correct them now.
-
- 10) "Project" and "EXECUTE HELLO.EXE".
- If any questions appears.... "YES/OK".
-
- 11) YOUR PROGRAM SHOULD BE RUNNING NOW!!!! If it's not running, try
- to install Visual C++ once again. Or try to configure the options.
-
-
- Please spesify where you don't get it right.
-
- >unfortunatly they all assume previous c experience of which i have none...
-
- If you have none experience with Visual C++ programming, I can
- recommend this book:
-
- The Visual Guide To Visual C++
- by Nancy Nicolaisen
- VENTANA PRESS
- ISBN 1-56604-079-5
-
- U.S. $29.95
- User level: Intermediate.
-
- This book will help you getting started with real Windows programming.
-
- > so please just because someone comes out with a "stupid" question don't
- >assume they are a software pirate or are idiots. and maybe if you calm
- >down you could give some useful advice..
-
- I am sure that you are NOT an idiot. I just thought everyone read the
- Users Guide chapter 1. Again I AM VERY SORRY!!!
-
- No questions are stupid!!! I am also sorry for the late response to
- your mail. You see I am not everyday in the C++ conf.
-
-
- Lars-Inge Tonnessen
- larsit@sn.no
-
-
-