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QuestionHow to Convert from console application with .C files to MFC based application Pin
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Cedric Moonen2-May-10 21:22
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Please, read the posting guidelines before posting. When posting code, use the pre tags to format your code properly.

Now to your question: there's no magic way to convert from a console application to a MFC application. You'll need to understand how MFC works and refactor parts of your code. What has to be modified highly depends on your specific application, there's no generic way to do something like that.
So, if you never worked with MFC before, I strongly suggest you start by reading a good book on the subject, it will make you gain a lot of time in the near future.
Cédric Moonen
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