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MFC architecture shanmugarajaa16-Jan-13 18:37 shanmugarajaa 16-Jan-13 18:37  Dear Friends, I am working for MFC application. But I dont know about MFC architecture, classes, why CWinApp, CDocument, Cview and where execution starts and execution flow etc... Iam keen to learn all those things. So kindly anyone help me. Thanks and Regards, S.Shanmuga Raja Re: MFC architecture SujayG16-Jan-13 18:49 SujayG 16-Jan-13 18:49  Hi There , MFC architecture is too big to be discussed on a forum . I would suggest you go through the book of Jeff Prosise, to understand it better . Sujay Ghosh Blog : http://sujay-ghosh.blogspot.com Re: MFC architecture «_Superman_»16-Jan-13 21:56 «_Superman_» 16-Jan-13 21:56  What you're actually asking for is the Document-View architecture supported by MFC. You can start here - Document/View Architecture[^] «_Superman_»  I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. Microsoft MVP (Visual C++) (October 2009 - September 2013) Polymorphism in C Re: MFC architecture Alan Balkany17-Jan-13 5:14 Alan Balkany 17-Jan-13 5:14  This is a good introduction to MFC: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa716527%28v=vs.60%29.aspx[^] Re: MFC architecture Maximilien17-Jan-13 9:29 Maximilien 17-Jan-13 9:29  For an insider understanding of MFC, you can have a look at the MFC Internals[^] books. Nihil obstat Re: MFC architecture SujayG17-Jan-13 18:54 SujayG 17-Jan-13 18:54  MFC Internals would be too much for him. Right now , he is trying to understand the MFC architecture . Blog : http://sujay-ghosh.blogspot.com Re: MFC architecture Maximilien18-Jan-13 1:26 Maximilien 18-Jan-13 1:26  If I remember correctly, that book, while being more "advanced", was a good reading and help understanding the mess that was MFC; it is a little better now. Nihil obstat

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