Adding Program Functionality

Most of programming is the iterative process of adding one program subsystem after another. Perhaps you begin with your program's "engine," such as the calculation engine for a spreadsheet application or the formatting engine for a word processor. Then you might develop your program's OLE functionality, and so on. This book covers a wide range of topics useful in this phase of development.

	Overviews Short introductions to the concepts important in adding core functionality to your program
	How Do I Explanations of the tasks to perform as you add program functionality
	Frequently Asked Questions Focused questions that other Visual C++ users are asking too
	Details Longer conceptual articles about the subjects you need at this stage

What else do you want to do?

	Learn how to use ClassView.
	Learn how to use WizardBar.
	Learn how to use ClassWizard.
	Learn how to use Gallery to reuse code and to insert prepackaged components and ActiveX Controls into your project.
	Learn how to use the source code editor effectively.

Interesting home pages

	Visual C++ Home The entire Visual C++ product -- and your gateway to all of the documentation
	Adding user-interface features Creating your program's user interface -- dialog boxes, toolbars, and much more
	Compiling and Linking Building your program so you can test it
	Debugging Debugging your program