Writing Win32 Apps with C++: V2 - part 1

Emilio Garavaglia

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An independent framework to handle Win32 objects inside C++ classes.

sources.zip
- libs
  - stdx
    - compounds.hpp
    - dependency.h
    - graphs.hpp
    - helpers.h
    - msgrouter.hpp
    - smart.hpp
    - stdx.vcproj
    - strings.hpp
    - trace.h
  - winx
    - colornames.h
    - coords.hpp
    - dependency.h
    - handles.hpp
    - loop.hpp
    - resread.hpp
    - win.hpp
    - winhelpers.hpp
    - winstrings.hpp
    - winx.vcproj
- tests
  - c0
    - c0.cpp
    - c0.vcproj
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - c1
    - c1.cpp
    - c1.vcproj
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - c2
    - c2.cpp
    - c2.vcproj
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - c3
    - c3.cpp
    - c3.vcproj
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - tests.sln
  - w0
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
    - w0.cpp
    - w0.vcproj
  - w1
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
    - w1.cpp
    - w1.ico
    - w1.rc
    - w1.vcproj
    - w1res.h
  - x0
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
    - x0.cpp
    - x0.vcproj
ge_stdx1_src.zip
- STDX1
  - coords.h
  - events.h
  - gdix.h
  - resread.h
  - stdafx.h
  - STDX1.vcproj
  - temp.txt
  - trace.h
  - utils.h
  - winmain.h
  - winstring.h
  - wndmsg.h
  - wndw.h
  - wrp.h
  - ReadMe.txt
  - stdafx.cpp
  - stdafx.h
  - W1.cpp
  - W1.sln
  - W1.vcproj
- W1.exe

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Emilio Garavaglia

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Italy

Born and living in Milan (Italy), I'm an engineer in electronics actually working in the ICT department of an important oil/gas & energy company as responsible for planning and engineering of ICT infrastructures.
Interested in programming since the '70s, today I still define architectures for the ICT, deploying dedicated specific client application for engineering purposes, working with C++, MFC, STL, and recently also C# and D.

Writing Win32 Apps with C++: V2 - part 1

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