Win32 application misc.

Win32 application misc. some OpenGL utility tools.

1. OpenGL Version Check Windows Visual Studio No Dependencies

This fully copy pasteable program shows the version of OpenGL your Windows OS supports..

when test this demo, we need to set subsystem to Windows(/Subsystems:Windows)

2. OpenGL Version Check Windows Visual Studio No Dependencies

This fully copy pasteable program shows the version of OpenGL your Windows OS supports..

3. Win32 Window Minimal

Getting started with Win32 programming through creating a window with minimum code and complexity.

4. The Simplest Windows Program

Before you can even begin thinking about programming in Windows, you have to be able to understand how this simple program works. Remember to compile this and other Windows programs with the STRICT compilation flag defined!.

5. A Simple Window

Sometimes people come on IRC and ask "How do I make a window?"...Well it's not entirely that simple I'm afraid. It's not difficult once you know what you're doing but there are quite a few things you need to do to get a window to show up; And they're more than can be simply explained over a chat room, or a quick note..

6. Class Styles in WNDCLASS, what does it reference to ? Win32

what does it class style means actually ? it confused me. this is from MSDN: style Specifies the class style(s). This member can be any combination of the class styles.

7. WNDCLASSA structure (winuser.h)

Contains the window class attributes that are registered by the RegisterClass function.

This structure has been superseded by the WNDCLASSEX structure used with the RegisterClassEx function. You can still use WNDCLASS and RegisterClass if you do not need to set the small icon associated with the window class..

8. How to encapsulate a WinAPI application into a C++ class

How to encapsulate a WinAPI application into a C++ class.

9. About Window Class

Each window class has an associated window procedure shared by all windows of the same class. The window procedure processes messages for all windows of that class and therefore controls their behavior and appearance. For more information, see Window Procedures.

A process must register a window class before it can create a window of that class. Registering a window class associates a window procedure, class styles, and other class attributes with a class name. When a process specifies a class name in the CreateWindow or CreateWindowEx function, the system creates a window with the window procedure, styles, and other attributes associated with that class.

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