Re: Windows Procedural Programming
- From: "peetm" <peet.morris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 14:36:31 +0100
Most Windows' apps are written in either C or C++ - they *all* used to be
written in C ... so, yes, you can write in C.
I wrote a book on some advanced programming in Windows in C - (for Windows
3.0 ... I was on the team) - it was called 'Windows, Advanced Programming
and Design'. Although I doubt whether you'd find a copy of that anyway, or
that it's really suitable for two reasons. 1. it was, um, Advanced, and 2.
there's better ways these days!
However, if you'd like the *classic* text on this subject - get/find a copy
of Petzold for whatever win platform you're looking to explore.
"Snooze" <snooze386@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:qYTEe.158226$go.54415@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>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
.
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- Windows Procedural Programming
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- Windows Procedural Programming
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