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- From: gordo@pipeline.com (Gordo Krefting)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: windows programing
- Date: Sun, 14 Apr 1996 17:19:11 GMT
- Organization: The Pipeline
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- bobp@flash.net wrote:
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- >Can any one help me find a book on program ing windows without the
- >foundation class.
- >I learned how to program c about three years ago. At that time I
- >learned to program the Amiga. I now work on PCs and have visual c++.
- >I am finding that c++, at least as the book show, requires you to
- >learn there foundation classes. I know that these are supposed to make
- >programing easier, but I would like to do everything myself. (more
- >fun more learning).
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- >Any help is appriciated
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- Charles Petzold's "Programming Windows 3.1" and "Programming Windows
- 95" demonstrate bare bones Windows programming using C - without MFC.
- All of the techniques demonstrated apply to C++ as well.
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- gordo
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