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I had learned with Visual C++ 6.0 at school 20 years ago and built windows app with MFC and I just discovered VS 2019 now for my come back. For now I understood VS is more oriented C# / .NET to develop dialog based apps and MFC is not the future of C++. Is there a feature to develop dialog based app within VS (best with form designer) or is there a tweak to link .NET with C++ (not accurate I think and a bit heavy for doing what I need). My project is to create a single dialog app (not SDI/MDI with menu bar) to communicate with hardware via serial port and report temperature/humidity sensors and eventually activate some relays via Buttons and others controls.
I don't want to use third party IDE or any managed language version, VS is for me the most advanced (especially in terms of debugging), but I'm a bit confuse with Win32, ATL, WTL... (I come from VC++ 6.0)
Thanks for your help
Sébastien
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I had learned with Visual C++ 6.0 at school 20 years ago and built windows app with MFC and I just discovered VS 2019 now for my come back. For now I understood VS is more oriented C# / .NET to develop dialog based apps and MFC is not the future of C++. Is there a feature to develop dialog based app within VS (best with form designer) or is there a tweak to link .NET with C++ (not accurate I think and a bit heavy for doing what I need). My project is to create a single dialog app (not SDI/MDI with menu bar) to communicate with hardware via serial port and report temperature/humidity sensors and eventually activate some relays via Buttons and others controls.
I don't want to use third party IDE or any managed language version, VS is for me the most advanced (especially in terms of debugging), but I'm a bit confuse with Win32, ATL, WTL... (I come from VC++ 6.0)
Thanks for your help
Sébastien
Continue reading...