>> Is it possible to write a C++ Win32 application (not .NET) with Visual >> Studio 2008? How? > > Yes. They are written the same way as Win32 applications have always > been written with MS compilers. There are even app wizards for > Are you planning on using the native Win32 API or a C++ toolkit?
I'd rather use Win32 API, though would be good for business to have a multiplatform application. I've never used a C++ toolkit before, I'll look into it. >> In your opinion, what's the best IDE to write C++ Win32 applications? > > I haven't done much in the way of writing native Win32 apps in a long > while, (I prefer to use cross-platform toolkits like fltk or > wxWidgets), but Visual C++ seems to do the job just fine. Dev-C++ is > another option, you'll just have to try them both and see what fits > your style. What about C++Builder? I’m only concerned about its continuity. > -- Brett > ---------------------------------------------------------- > "In the rhythm of music a secret is hidden; > If I were to divulge it, it would overturn the world." > -- Jelaleddin Rumi Thanks, Herzog.
