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Program Flow

The WinMain() function in a VC++ program handles the overall flow by performing initialization, registering the window class, creating a message loop to receive and dispatch window messages, and terminating when it receives a WM_QUIT message. It registers the window class, creates the window, and starts a message loop that calls the WinProc() function to handle incoming messages until WM_QUIT ends the program.

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Program Flow

The WinMain() function in a VC++ program handles the overall flow by performing initialization, registering the window class, creating a message loop to receive and dispatch window messages, and terminating when it receives a WM_QUIT message. It registers the window class, creates the window, and starts a message loop that calls the WinProc() function to handle incoming messages until WM_QUIT ends the program.

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Program Flow (VC++)

The job of the WinMain()



Perform any required initialization.
Register the applications window class type.
Create and initiate the applications message-processing loop.
Terminate the program after receiving WM_QUIT message.


WinMain()
Class Registration
Window Creation
Message Loop

WinProc()

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