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Unit 1: Windows Programming Basics




                                                                                                Notes
                            Figure 1.2: Steps in Creating a Windows Program

                            Source code   Module definition  Resource file
                           (EXAMPLE.C)   File (EXAMPLE.DEF)  (EXAMPLE.RC)

                                                             Resource
                            C Compiler
                                                             compiler

                            Objective file                  Resource data
                           (EXAMPLE.OBJ)                  (EXAMPLE.RES)


                              Linker


                           Unfinished.EXE
                          (EXAMPLE.EXE)


                             Resource
                             compiler


                             Finished
                             program
                          (EXAMPLE.EXE)

          Self Assessment

          Fill in the blank:

          15.  The ........................  button triggers the Command event, which unloads the dialog.

          1.10 Summary

              Microsoft  Windows  is  a  multi-tasking  operating  system  that  permits  numerous
               applications, pointed to here on out as processes.

              An integrated Windows server utilizes disk storage, which is usually more dependable
               than PC server hard disks.

              All Win32 programs chiefly appear the same and act the same but, just like C++ programs,
               there are small differences in terms of forming a program, relying on the compiler you
               are utilizing.
              A  computer  application is  prepared with  Windows  controls that  permit the user  to
               interrelate with the computer. Each control generates messages and sends them to  the
               operating system.
              To supervise the messages, they are managed by a function pointer known as a Windows
               procedure.








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