This class is the base class from which you derive a Windows CE application object. An application object provides methods for initializing your application — and each instance of it — and for running the application.
| Header file: | Afxwin.h |
| Platforms: | H/PC 2.0, Palm-size PC, H/PC Pro |
| Windows CE versions: | 1.0 and later |
| Complete documentation: | Visual C++ documentation |
The CWinApp constructor has been changed. In addition to providing the application's name, you can optionally provide the name of its help file as well.
Windows CE supports the CWinApp::LoadIcon method differently than Windows 95 and Windows NT do.
MFC for Windows CE supports the CWinApp::ProcessMessageFilter method for compatibility with existing code, but this method does not do anything in Windows CE.
Windows CE does not initialize the m_pszExeName property to the application’s executable file name. If you use this data member, you must assign it a value, yourself.
MFC for Windows CE does not support the m_pActiveWnd property of the CWinApp class.
MFC for Windows CE does not support the following methods of the CWinApp class:
CWinApp::CWinApp, CWinApp::LoadIcon, CWinApp::ProcessMessageFilter, Application Architecture Classes