Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/04/10/07:21:20
> Wei Ku (wku1 AT utk DOT edu)
> Mon, 30 Mar 1998 18:28:29 -0500
>
>I assume that one need to purchase MS. Visual C++ in order to legally use
>MFC.
>From: Jason Dagit
>Date: Sunday, March 29, 1998 8:46 PM
>
>>I'm a newbie and I'm trying to learn win32 programming. I keep hearing
>>about MicroSoft Foundation Classes. I'm wondering, what do I need to do
>>to use MFC with Cygwin? I have B19.1 and very little knowledge of
>>win32 programming. I have experience with DOS C/C++ and VB3.0, but
>>thats about the extent of my programming.
>>
Actually, Microshaft cunningly packaged the MFC into a dll, and even
included that dll with Windows 95. Only problem is, and I already
tried this, impdef.exe only gets you the entry point to a jump table.
In other words, these OOPS classes, cunningly packaged as a library
dll, can only be reached if you know their function numbers, er, I
mean, object numbers. Now, what we really need are two devious souls:
One to develop an impdef program that gets the functions behind the
jump table and their numbers, and another with enough legal expertise
to tell us if it is legally a no-no to do this.
>>Please assume I know only what it takes to compile a simple project. I
>>have a generic windows application that I created following an example
>>on MSDN, but that's my only experience with Cygwin32.
>>
Go forth and spend, even waste, some money at the bookstore of your choice.
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