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Win32 Simple Application AppWizard

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An article on creating an AppWizard to create Win32 based applications.
// SimpleApplicationWizardaw.cpp : implementation file
//

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "SimpleApplicationWizard.h"
#include "SimpleApplicationWizardaw.h"
#include "chooser.h"

#ifdef _PSEUDO_DEBUG
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif

// This is called immediately after the custom AppWizard is loaded.  Initialize
//  the state of the custom AppWizard here.
void CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz::InitCustomAppWiz()
{
	// Create a new dialog chooser; CDialogChooser's constructor initializes
	//  its internal array with pointers to the steps.
	m_pChooser = new CDialogChooser;

	// Set the maximum number of steps.
	SetNumberOfSteps(LAST_DLG);

	// TODO: Add any other custom AppWizard-wide initialization here.
}

// This is called just before the custom AppWizard is unloaded.
void CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz::ExitCustomAppWiz()
{
	// Deallocate memory used for the dialog chooser
	ASSERT(m_pChooser != NULL);
	delete m_pChooser;
	m_pChooser = NULL;

	// TODO: Add code here to deallocate resources used by the custom AppWizard
}

// This is called when the user clicks "Create..." on the New Project dialog
//  or "Next" on one of the custom AppWizard's steps.
CAppWizStepDlg* CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz::Next(CAppWizStepDlg* pDlg)
{
	// Delegate to the dialog chooser
	return m_pChooser->Next(pDlg);
}

// This is called when the user clicks "Back" on one of the custom
//  AppWizard's steps.
CAppWizStepDlg* CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz::Back(CAppWizStepDlg* pDlg)
{
	// Delegate to the dialog chooser
	return m_pChooser->Back(pDlg);
}

void CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz::CustomizeProject(IBuildProject* pProject)
{
	CComPtr<IConfigurations> pConfigs;
	HRESULT hr=pProject->get_Configurations(&pConfigs);
	if(FAILED(hr))
	{
		AfxMessageBox("An error occurred while obtaining the IConfigurations interface pointer");
		return;
	}
	CComPtr<IConfiguration> pConfig;
	CComVariant index;
	VARIANT dummy = {0};
	CComBSTR Name;
	CString text;
	CString output;

	long Count=0;
	pConfigs->get_Count(&Count);

	// Iterate through all the configurations of the project
	for(int i=1; i <= Count; i++)
	{
		index=i;
		hr=pConfigs->Item(index, &pConfig);
		if(FAILED(hr))
		{
			AfxMessageBox("An error occurred while obtaining the IConfiguration pointer");
			return;
		}
		pConfig->get_Name(&Name);
		text = Name;
		
		if (text.Find("Debug") == -1)
			output = "Release";
		else
			output = "Debug";

		text.Format("/out:\"%s/%s.exe\"",output,m_Dictionary["Root"]);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", text.AllocSysString(), dummy);
		
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"mfc", L"0", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"/subsystem:windows", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"/incremental:yes", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"/machine:I386", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"/nodefaultlib:\"MSVCRTD\"", dummy);

		// change the preprocessor definitions
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/D \"_WINDOWS\"", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/nologo", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/D \"_MBCS\"", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/D \"WIN32\"", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/Od", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/MD", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/W3", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/ZI", dummy);	// Program Database for "Edit & Continue" can not be defined when /driver option is defined
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/GZ", dummy);	//GZ initializes all local variables not explicitly initialized by the program. It fills all memory used by these variables with 0xCC
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/Zi", dummy);	// Program Database
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/Oi", dummy);	// 
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/Gz", dummy);	// __stdcall calling convention
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"cl.exe", L"/Gz", dummy);
		

		// Change the libraries
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"kernel32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"user32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"gdi32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"winspool.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"comdlg32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"advapi32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"shell32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"ole32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"oleaut32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"uuid.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"odbc32.lib", dummy);
		pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"odbccp32.lib", dummy);
		
		CString cstr;
		
		if(m_Dictionary.Lookup(TEXT("INIT_COMMON_CONTROLS"),cstr))
		{
			pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"comctl32.lib", dummy);
		}

		if(m_Dictionary.Lookup(TEXT("USE_WINSOCK"),cstr))
		{
			pConfig->AddToolSettings(L"link.exe", L"ws2_32.lib", dummy);
		}

		pConfig=NULL;
	}
	pConfigs=NULL;
}


// Here we define one instance of the CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz class.  You can access
//  m_Dictionary and any other public members of this class through the
//  global SimpleApplicationWizardaw.
CSimpleApplicationWizardAppWiz SimpleApplicationWizardaw;

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Worked as a Java developer targeting J2EE and J2SE for half a decade.

Now he's employed for Avanade as a Senior Associate Consultant on Microsoft technologies.

His hobbies are Win32 programming using SDK, MFC, ATL and COM; playing guitar and listening to music.

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