'Microsoft foundation classes' diaporamas de présentation

Pointer

Pointer. A pointer is a variable that stores an address of another variable of a particular type. A pointer has a variable name just like any other variable and also has a type which designates what kind of variables its contents refer to. type* name type *name. Example 26.

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Graphical User Interfaces

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Unit -V

Unit -V. Component Frameworks and Development. Component Framework. Framework provides a basic system model for a particular application domain within which specialized applications can be developed

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WinCvs (a sub-project in CvsGui )

WinCvs (a sub-project in CvsGui ). Advisor: Quincy Wu Speaker: Wei-Jie Siao & Wen-Lin Wang Date: 2008/10/30. OUTLINE. What is WinCvs ? Install WinCvs Before work Login Checkout modules Commit Tag Branch Rollback Reference. What is WinCvs ?.

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Programming graphical user interfaces

Programming graphical user interfaces. PGUI 2003 Jarkko.Leponiemi@uta.fi. Description. The course provides basic and some advanced information on programming graphical user interfaces

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MFC Workshop: Intro to MFC

MFC Workshop: Intro to MFC. What is MFC?. Microsoft Foundation Classes C++ wrappers to the Windows SDK An application framework A useful set of extensions. MFC. SDK. Windows. Why MFC?. Eliminates a lot of the monotony of Windows programming. Written in C++ Code reuse saves time

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Introduction to .NET

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