Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/10/03/21:16:14
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Sean Gilley wrote in message <3432B5C5 DOT 6EDC AT netunlimited DOT net>...
>Weiqi Gao wrote:
>>
>> Thunder Child wrote:
>> >
>> > I've been programming in DOS for ages and I've had a great time
(DJGPP
>> > is a GREAT free development platform). Lately, though, I've been
itching
>> > to try my hand at Win95 specific stuff : call it morbid curiosity...
;).
>> > I have NEVER coded for Windows, X, OS/2 or ANY event driven environment
>> > for that matter, so I think I have a battle ahead of me since there
doesn't
>> > seem to be too much out there on the net to help me get started.
>> >
>> > OK, so there are Microsofts SDKs which I'm sure will be useful, but
where
>> > is the raw SDK (ie. Win32) with its Kernel, GDI and USER sections
nicely
>> > explained and referenced? I've found lcc-win32 (don't have the URL,
but
>> > a search will turn the page up for anyone who's interested) which seems
>> > like it will compile C code for a Win32 environment... RSXNT(?) and
>> > GNU Win32 C++ are also alternatives I could look at. All I need now is
>> > some info on how to get started. Surely there must be SOMETHING on the
>> > net... I've surfed until I've become crosseyed and STILL I've found
>> > nothing. Any pointers to info would be MUCHLY appreciated.
>>
>> Bite the bullet and shell out the dough for a copy of MSDN! There ain't
>> no other way, man.
>>
>> --
>> Weiqi Gao
>> weiqigao AT a DOT crl DOT com
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