Monday, April 29, 2002

MFC Approach





Once you’ve completed your initial application design, you’ll typically perform the following tasks to develop the application with the development environment and the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC):





  • Use AppWizard to create a set of C++ starter files and associated Windows resources — a starter application that you can build and run immediately.





  • Use the resource editors to construct the objects that make up the user interface, such as menus and dialog boxes.





  • Use elements of the development environment to generate and edit application-specific code:




    • The text editor





    • ClassView





    • ClassWizard





    • WizardBar








  • Build, browse, test, and debug your project files — then add more code.






The steps tend to be iterative: You’ll go back and forth between editing the user interface and writing code all through the development process. You can also do the steps in a different order, depending on your working style.

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