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In Visual C++, usually we use AfxBeginThread function to create a Thread which will run the piece of code concurrently. AfxBeginThread function can be useful to create both worker thread and an user-interface thread. This article explains the first flavor of AfxBeginThread function which is useful to create worker threads. How to create worker threads? The […]
There are a couple of ways to find/search files in a folder/directory. Usually, Win32 programmers use FindFirstFile & FindNextFile functions to find the files in a particular folder. MFC provides a simplified way of finding the files using CFileFind class. The following example shows how to find files in a particular folder. This example is […]
Some times we may get the requirement in our program to open a dialog to browse for a Folder. CFileDialog is useful to open a dialog for file. It is bit tricky to open a Browse for Folder dialog compare to straight forward CFileDialog class. Following steps explain how to open a Browse for Folder […]
Multi-threading is very useful to allow to execution of the piece of code concurrently. There are a couple of ways in Visual C++ to keep Main Thread in a wait state until Worker Thread finishes its execution. The following steps contain the other way to achieve this without using any of the VC++ provided Wait […]
In our previous articles, we have discussed linking OpenGL-related files to the Project and preparing the MFC Dialog to display the OpenGL graphics. You must read the below articles before you continue reading this article. OpenGL – How to draw on MFC dialog? – Linking opengl32.lib OpenGL – How to draw on MFC dialog? – […]
Through the series of Articles, we are learning how to draw on MFC dialog using OpenGL. In our previous article “OpenGL – How to draw on MFC dialog? – Linking opengl32.lib“, we learned how to link opengl32.lib to our Project. We have executed the Project and no drawing was shown on the MFC dialog; this […]
OpenGL is used to render 2D and 3D vector graphics. We have briefly discussed OpenGL in our previous article “OpenGL – Open Graphics Library – An introduction“. OpenGL is a cross-platform API; that means, it has generic functions which are NOT specific to any particular platform, which enables it to run on any platform. So, […]
