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Hello All,

I am new to this forum. Can anyone suggest me a informative C++ tutorial, which include information about Standalone application development using C++.

Thanks u all !!

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There are several definitions of "standalone software". Which one do you mean (Link)?

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Standalone application: i meant was application which can be launch on ur local machine using an exeutable file.

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Okay, I think I get it. :)
Normally, all C/C++-applications are build as an executable file (on windows, they have the .exe-extension). Thus, most tutorials you find on the Internet should be suitable.

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ok... :)
but i was looking for a turorial which specifically explains me about the application development using C++, i mean an API kind of programming which will give us a window as output of the execution.

Thanks for ur response !!

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Prakash.cerner said:

i mean an API kind of programming which will give us a window as output of the execution.

First you have to learn C/C++. After that, you can start coding programs with libraries like wxWidgets, GTK+, Qt or, if you don't need platform-independent code, the WinAPI.

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EDIT: The problems is that some aspects of C/C++ are difficult. So, combining them with GUI-features makes learning troublesome for beginners. ;)

Edited by artificial, 23 June 2010 - 12:40 AM.
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:) I have been working on C/C++, i have the basics, but never worked in developing an API using C++.

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Ah, okay. So check out the libraries I mentioned in my previous post or search the Internet. Here I found a tutorial that deals with the WinAPI. I just skimmed the text, but it looks quite decent (Link).

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Thank you for that information... I will go through that link.




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