A Windows program consists of two essential modules: the WinMain() function where program execution begins and the WndProc() function. It also includes the windows.h header file and involves defining the project, compiling and linking related files, creating menus and dialog boxes, and debugging.
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Structure of A Windows Programming
A Windows program consists of two essential modules: the WinMain() function where program execution begins and the WndProc() function. It also includes the windows.h header file and involves defining the project, compiling and linking related files, creating menus and dialog boxes, and debugging.
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STRUCTURE OF A WINDOWS PROGRAMMING
The Essential Two modules of the Windows Program
WinMain() WndProc()
Inclusion of the header file windows.h
A call to WinMain() where the program execution begins. Specific menu creation and menu descriptions stored in a resource script file. Optional creation of the applications dialog boxes. Optional creation of Icons, Cursors and Bitmaps. Defining the project. Compiling and Linking all related files. Debugging.