Modifying MFC
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I would not change MFC's source code, anyway, we don't really have to it, only some part of it for debugging purpose. but again, what is the question ?
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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I would not change MFC's source code, anyway, we don't really have to it, only some part of it for debugging purpose. but again, what is the question ?
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
I think it is not a good idea to change MFC library, because it makes your code extremely unportable and maybe unstable. I think there are several other alternatives like: 1) Derive an object and override some functions 2) Build a new object similar to an MFC object (it is alowed to "learn" by reading MFC source code) 3) Hook some GUI object 4) Etcetera... Best regards, Jaime.
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MFC is well tested code, and to the most extent reliable( ignore some of the bugs, because everyone ll do some mistakes). obviously MS encourages you to add extra functionality to the MFC classes by deriving the classes and overriding the classes. It provides the only basic framework. With the standard classes that it provides, its almost impossile to create the look and feel application in the crazy GUI world VC++ programmer