Allows you to read event log messages, create custom event logs, clear logs, pretty much anything you would ever want to do with an event log.Įncapsulates the EVENTLOGRECORD structure. Useful when handling the WM_DROPFILES message (or OnDropFiles method in MFC).Ī class that traps all calls to CFile that would blow up if you weren't a disk file. Patterned after RIFF.Ī derivative of CFile that makes it easy to read/write CDataChunk's.Ī derivative of CDataFile that allows you to transmit CDataChunk's over a CSimpleSocket.Įncapsulates DCB structure used in serial communications.Įncapsulates the HDROP handle and API. This is the base class for all cryptographic classes that provide functionality.Īllows for handling of data chunks. Locks a CCriticalSection (an MFC class) in the constructor and unlocks it in the destructor.Įncapsulates the PROV_ENUMALGS structure.Įncapsulates the hash portions of the CryptoAPI.Įncapsulates the key portions of the CryptoAPI.Įncapsulates the cryptographic provider portion of the CryptoAPI. Patterned after CByteArray except it plays with bits instead of bytes.Įncapsulates the BITMAPCOREHEADER structure.Įncapsulates the BITMAPFILEHEADER structure.Įncapsulates the BITMAPINFOHEADER structure.Įncapsulates the COMM_CONFIG data structure.Įncapsulates the COMMPROP data structure.Įncapsulates the COLORADJUSTMENT structure. Treats bits like they were just any other array. This is what MIME uses to send binary data in e-mail.

The Win32 Classes CAccessAllowedEntryĮncapsulates the ACCESS_ALLOWED_ACE structure.Įncapsulates the ACCESS_DENIED_ACE structure.Įncapsulates the ACCESSTIMEOUT structure.Įxcapsulates the RAS_PPP_ATCP_RESULT structure.

WFC was created with these coding guidelines.

What's the best way to learn WFC? An example teaches, not much else does. The downloadable versions from CodeProject are in the usual ZIP format. Warning! The versions of WFC distributed from Sam's homepage are in PAX format for reasons of size. The latest version of the samples dowload is available from Sam Blackburn's homepage.The latest version of the classes is available from Sam Blackburn's homepage.Information on the latest release is available here.The Engine is what does what the application is supposed to do. My strategy in building applications is to divide the problem into two domains, Engine and Interface. Oh sure, there's database support but that is GUI-slanted (assumes the application will present the database in a GUI). There's no real support for doing any sort of interesting application in MFC. MFC views the world through GUI colored glasses. Microsoft has chosen to focus their efforts on making MFC do pretty GUI things rather that application development things. Win32 Foundation Classes (WFC) is a library of C++ classes that extend Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) to do NT specific things.

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