spent the evening mucking about with microsoft's visual c++, which is (supposed) to allow creation of windows in a visual format... which technically works, but since i don't have any of the underlying knowledge of the code or how it works, i don't know how to get anything to actually work beyond that. so, back to square one.
still, i think i'm making small amounts of progress. i'm learning bits and pieces, figuring out what i need to look for to find a better tutorial that teaches me the next small step i need to figure out how to get a functioning window. it's slow. i think doing this in the middle of writing content was a good move - i can write content when i get sick of learning how to make a window, and go back to learning how to make a window when i get sick of writing content.
That still sounds like progress to me :)
ReplyDeleteHey, I stumbled here by accident. If you are writing in C++, check out Qt - it will be way easier to create GUI as opposed to Windows Forms/MFC/whatever it is in Visual Studio.
ReplyDeletei'll be sure to check it out
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