Structured Win API reference

aboubkr90

Any source(download/online) for structured Win API reference. PS: Structured as in CODE readable.

Duncan Edwards Jones

#include win.h You will find it is full of win... (For more serious answer try posting the question in the more serious questions section)

aboubkr90

So a header tree parser will do just fine!! Thanks. (This is a side question at best, not a serious one)

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Munchies_Matt

Having trouble doing your job are you and want some source code to copy from eh? Pathetic.

aboubkr90

I'm trying to generate Interop function definitions for all of the win API. If you try to do that the hard way then YOU are the pathetic one.

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Richard Deeming

pinvoke.net[^] is OK. But bear in mind that it's a Wiki, so it's only as good as the last person to edit it. :) Why are you trying to cover the whole API? Quite a lot of it is already covered by the BCL.

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aboubkr90

PInvoke IS the hard way. and i need a link to BCL (never heard of it :cool:).

The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.

Richard Deeming

BCL is the .NET Base Class Library, which is documented on MSDN[^]. You can also browse the source[^] if you're feeling brave. :)

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Mark_Wallace

aboubkr90 wrote:

If you try to do that the hard way then YOU are the pathetic one.

You're obviously not married.

I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

aboubkr90

Thanks for the tip. but I'm running native to support minor tasks you can't access from .Net.

The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.