Advance tolpic in vc6
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Hi to all, I am a new learner in visual C++ 6.....I knew C++ language, and now i learnt visual studio editor also....just what is enough to debug and run the project... Now i am having free time and I would like to learn more...I want to be a good vc6 programmer. Could anyone please suggest some topics(may be related to project design, C++ Concept or anything in VS6 editor that one should know) to me so that I can go through. Thanks in advance.
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Hi to all, I am a new learner in visual C++ 6.....I knew C++ language, and now i learnt visual studio editor also....just what is enough to debug and run the project... Now i am having free time and I would like to learn more...I want to be a good vc6 programmer. Could anyone please suggest some topics(may be related to project design, C++ Concept or anything in VS6 editor that one should know) to me so that I can go through. Thanks in advance.
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Hi to all, I am a new learner in visual C++ 6.....I knew C++ language, and now i learnt visual studio editor also....just what is enough to debug and run the project... Now i am having free time and I would like to learn more...I want to be a good vc6 programmer. Could anyone please suggest some topics(may be related to project design, C++ Concept or anything in VS6 editor that one should know) to me so that I can go through. Thanks in advance.
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It sounds as though you are interested in making GUI applications. Is that correct?
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your problem is too brief can u explain it little more... what type of programs you want to make in VC++6.
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It sounds as though you are interested in making GUI applications. Is that correct?
"Old age is like a bank account. You withdraw later in life what you have deposited along the way." - Unknown
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
i have work in win32 console base application project...also i tried GUI(MFC) of my own....i mean i have very basics of MFC.....so it will be great if u send some topic in console based application...mFC also would be additional knowledge for me
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Hi to all, I am a new learner in visual C++ 6.....I knew C++ language, and now i learnt visual studio editor also....just what is enough to debug and run the project... Now i am having free time and I would like to learn more...I want to be a good vc6 programmer. Could anyone please suggest some topics(may be related to project design, C++ Concept or anything in VS6 editor that one should know) to me so that I can go through. Thanks in advance.
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The next step after console applications is using windows for your GUI. There are two approaches you can take: 1. Classic MFC and 2. .NET. .NET is more modern (and both easier to use and more powerful) but isn't supported in your compiler version (VS 6). If you can get a copy of the Scribble Tutorial (Microsoft), it's a good, simple introduction to MFC. Effective C++ by Scott Meyers is a good way to extend your C++ skills. Design Patterns by Gamma et al teaches you how to apply the object-oriented features you've learned to solve practical problems.
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Hi to all, I am a new learner in visual C++ 6.....I knew C++ language, and now i learnt visual studio editor also....just what is enough to debug and run the project... Now i am having free time and I would like to learn more...I want to be a good vc6 programmer. Could anyone please suggest some topics(may be related to project design, C++ Concept or anything in VS6 editor that one should know) to me so that I can go through. Thanks in advance.
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hrishiS wrote:
I want to be a good vc6 programmer.
Don't stick to just one compiler. Learn and experiment C++ with different compilers. VC6 is quite old and it is worth to try the new versions of Visual Studio. You can get express[^] versions for free. I'd recommend the following books for studying more(in order). 1 - Accelerated C++[^] 2 - Effective C++[^] 3 - Exceptional C++[^] If you are interested in template meta-programming, consider the following ones 1 - C++ Template Metaprogramming: Concepts, Tools, and Techniques from Boost and Beyond[^] 2 - C++ Templates-The Complete Guide[^] 3 - Modern.C++ Design Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied[^] All the best!
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The next step after console applications is using windows for your GUI. There are two approaches you can take: 1. Classic MFC and 2. .NET. .NET is more modern (and both easier to use and more powerful) but isn't supported in your compiler version (VS 6). If you can get a copy of the Scribble Tutorial (Microsoft), it's a good, simple introduction to MFC. Effective C++ by Scott Meyers is a good way to extend your C++ skills. Design Patterns by Gamma et al teaches you how to apply the object-oriented features you've learned to solve practical problems.
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hrishiS wrote:
I want to be a good vc6 programmer.
Don't stick to just one compiler. Learn and experiment C++ with different compilers. VC6 is quite old and it is worth to try the new versions of Visual Studio. You can get express[^] versions for free. I'd recommend the following books for studying more(in order). 1 - Accelerated C++[^] 2 - Effective C++[^] 3 - Exceptional C++[^] If you are interested in template meta-programming, consider the following ones 1 - C++ Template Metaprogramming: Concepts, Tools, and Techniques from Boost and Beyond[^] 2 - C++ Templates-The Complete Guide[^] 3 - Modern.C++ Design Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied[^] All the best!
Navaneeth How to use google |