Funny thing is that MFC iw like that because of Win16/Win32 C developers.
Microsoft team made a prototype OO framework even more OO that what OWL and others offered. MFC was the result from the feedback over the said framework.
Microsoft team made a prototype OO framework even more OO that what OWL and others offered. MFC was the result from the feedback over the said framework.
MFC's greatest benefit was that it made returning to plain win32 C programming without MFC a pleasurable experience.