Author: Paul
Date: 06:42:02 01/27/01
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On January 27, 2001 at 06:36:15, Leen Ammeraal wrote: >On January 26, 2001 at 19:44:03, Eran wrote: > >> >>In Visual C++ 6 pro, what is the best way to begin chess programming? >> >>In MFC AppWizard - step 1, what type of application should I create for it? SDI, >>MDI, or Dialog based? >> >>Your help is greatly appreciated >> >>Thanks in advance, >>Eran >> >>FYI: >> >>MFC - Microsoft Foundation Class >>SDI - Single Document Interface >>MDI - Multiple Document Interface >>Please note that Dialog based is not supported by Document\View architecture >>except SDI or MDI. > > >From this message and some reactions one can get the >impression that has to choose between either using MFC >or writing console applications. However, it is also >possible to use the more traditional Windows programming >style, described best in Programming Windows... by >Charles Petzold. That is what I am doing myself. >In other words, although I program a GUI, I do not >use the MFC. >Leen Ammeraal >http://home.wxs.nl/~ammeraal/ That's the way I've learned it also, I have a couple of Petzolds on my shelf :) While I agree that it's a possibility, I don't think it's the best way nowadays. However, it *is* good after you've learned to program Windows using MFC or VCL to look at it sometime, so you know what exactly is going on behind the scenes! Groetjes, Paul
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