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Windows GUI Programming with C/C++ ( Win32 API ) | Part -1 | Creating a window

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A step-by-step tutorial on creating a basic empty window using the Win32 API in C and C++.

Win32 API ( Windows GUI ) Programming with C++/C. --Part 1-- Creating a basic empty windows from a windows class. Part 2 : youtu.be/7K6HCeog09c Facebook page : facebook.com/pentamollis

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u/reezyflowin r/C_Programming • Recommends

On “GUI Applications using Win32 in C”

Hey mate, I have quite recently programmed an application in Win32 and C and certainly believe that your project is do-able! You seem to have some great resources but I will give a few: 1. Microsoft docs for Win32 applications 2. TheForger's Win32 tutorial 3. This youtube series These resources were all very helpful to me in my project. What I built was a sudoku solving GUI which used the back tracking algorithm to solve puzzles in real-time. In case you are curious, the application I built is available at this open-source repo. The application works great in the end, has minimal executable size and runs fast. I built this application as a side project within a month without any prior kn…

u/reezyflowin r/C_Programming • Recommends

On “Sudoku Solving GUI with C GUI!”

Yes, I have been programming C for about 3 years... Much more in the past 1 year. I did go through the Forger's tutorial - was very helpful for understanding the basics. I also found this youtube series quite helpful. However, most of things I learned are definitely from digging through microsoft's documentation. Have to give microsoft credit that their documentation is well organized and has few helpful example programs. Concepts like multithreading, I found that microsoft's documents were really the only resource available.