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Mussy69 · Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 1:44 am Post subject:

I am sticking with C++ and i've also noticed that it does have a designing feature like vb, can someone help me with my previous post the one i posted before slugsnack just posted

rapion124 · Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 3:14 pm Post subject:

Learn C++ first. Then, if you wanna make the GUI, use something like VB or Delphi. The main function of you program can be coded in C++ and exported as a .DLL.

Mussy69 · Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 7:00 pm Post subject:

So your saying its possible that i code it all in C++ save it as a .DLL and then make it in whatever design program w/o codes such as VB needs and it will work Shocked

Also could somebody please reply to my first post on 2nd page
~Much Appreciated

atom0s · Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 2:56 am Post subject:

Yes, with proper settings and such you can use a C++ DLL in VB. You can export all your functions out of the DLL and import them into the VB program.

Are you having issues learning GUI stuff for C++? Check out Dialogs instead of using CreateWindowEx to create the GUI if thats your issue. The code is a lot shorter and it is a ton easier since you can use a resource editor to design the GUI then.

Mussy69 · Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 8:04 am Post subject:

Im not having uses coding the GUI im having issues coding all together, i cant find a tut that will teach me the useful stuff, like you say using namespace std; is a bad example and such as void main (), i spent 4 days reading that tut and i found out it was a waste Sad

Wiccaan could you help me find a good tut?

P.S. You've been really helpful Very Happy

atom0s · Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 8:58 am Post subject:

Well, avoiding 'void main()' is a standard in the language. If you wish to keep up with that, you could take the time and read the 4 billion page documentation about the C Language.

Things like 'using namespace std;' like I said are user opinion. While some mostly use it to avoid the need to type 'std::' in front of any function inside the namespace, others see it as a lazy thing and a waste.

As said before, the best tutorial, in mine and others opinions, for C++ is still probably going to be www.cplusplus.com, other sites that I have seen don't attempt to cover all the basics. Instead, other sites I've seen center in on one specific subject in the language.

Just Google around for some sites, look for ebooks, etc.

Mussy69 · Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 5:16 pm Post subject:

Thanks alot wiccaan and all the rest