Windows Procedural Programming

From: Snooze <snooze386@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2005 21:43:50 GMT

I want to begin developing Windows applications, but I don't have any
experience with OOP or Windows programming; only procedural programming.
Is it possible to develop Windows applications using only a procedural
programming language such as C or Pascal rather than an OOP language?

Thanks
.

Follow-Ups:
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: peetm
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: robert spykerman
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: Scott Moore
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: Gerry Quinn
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: Joe Butler
- Re: Windows Procedural Programming
  - From: Phlip

Prev by Date: Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?
Next by Date: Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?
Previous by thread: Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?
Next by thread: Re: Windows Procedural Programming
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Relevant Pages

Re: Windows Procedural Programming
... > experience with OOP or Windows programming; only procedural programming. ... > Is it possible to develop Windows applications using only a procedural ...
(comp.programming)
Re: Windows Procedural Programming
... > experience with OOP or Windows programming; only procedural programming. ... > Is it possible to develop Windows applications using only a procedural ...
(comp.programming)
Re: Windows Procedural Programming
... >experience with OOP or Windows programming; only procedural programming. ... >Is it possible to develop Windows applications using only a procedural ...
(comp.programming)
Re: is OOP bad?
... OOP is bad the same way procedural programming is, ... A decent programmer will tell you that ideally you ...
(comp.lang.java)
Re: Can a low-level programmer learn OOP?
... I have also found some articles profoundly critical of OOP. ... If it does, you'll find it easier, else choose another programming style. ... Starting in 1999 I got back into programming, but the high-level-ness of PC programming and the completely foreign language of OOP repelled me. ... Dynamic languages like Smalltalk, Python or Ruby are much more lightweight in this area, and tend to favor a much more exploratory style - sketch a quick draft on a napkin, start coding, and evolve the design while you're coding. ...
(comp.lang.python)