QuickCase:W is a C code generator that shortens the development process. It does this by shortening the time it takes to produce the code for a program's interface, and by assuring that the syntax of the code it produces is error-free.
Programs built with QuickCase:W go through a basic development cycle that is similar to that of any other program.
1.Prepare a program plan
2.Prototype the interface
3.Generate the interface code
4.Add the program's functionality
5.Build and debug the program
You do Steps 2 and 3 in QuickCase:W and Steps 4 and 5 in the Graphical Development Environment.
All the files you need to build a Windows application—the C source and header files, the resource script file, module definition file, and the project file—are generated for you by QuickCase:W. Beginning Windows programmers usually find this automatic generation helpful, while experienced Windows programmers consider it a blessing.