I was wondering what your suggestions would be for documentation on how to use MFC - the ideal deal would be from the basics to more complex stuff. But if this is not possible then whatever best documentation you can think of.

 

Thanks for your kind and unconditional support,

 

xSRTsect

My advice is to avoid MFC if you can.

Agreed - taking shortcuts isnt always the best way. MFC as a framework is old an outdated.

 

Either go with C/C++ or C#/some other .NET language.

 

Only advantage of MFC is the Document/View framwork, but even then I'd think twice.

So in order to use Windows and controls you suggest the good old api oriented programming?

How big is your project ?

 

Can you use languages other than C++ ?

 

Did you check Qt framework ?

Qt framework is a waste of time and space as it is a library that includes support for a wide range of platforms that do not interest me. I am just seeking for the best way to code user interfaces with the less effort and I want to do this with c++

If your gui is very simple: Win api directly

if your gui is not simple: http://wtl.sourceforge.net -> Scylla uses this

if your gui is complex: qt

 

simple as that...

Check this : http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Comparison_of_wxSmith_features

 

wxSmith could be your choice here.

Perfect! It was something like this that I was looking for

Just make sure you read this, will save you hours of headache !

 

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Compiling_wxWidgets_3.0.0_to_develop_Code::Blocks_%28MSW%29

 

youtube.com/watch?v=FgAaiBg4wEE

 

Edited October 2, 201410 yr by Kurapica

sorry kura, it is wtl that got me hooked