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Visual Studio: Creating a Simple GUI

I wrote a C ++ application that I created using g ++.

In order to demonstrate this code, I want to create a simple graphical interface for Windows, I thought that creating it using the Visual Studio GUI would be a fairly simple task.

With some stress, I got to the point that I can create and run a C ++ application through the Visual Studio 2010 workspace.

So, I add a new class, I select "Windows Form", it gives me a form that I can drag stuff onto, fine. How the hell am I integrating this?

Can I not just instantiate this class in my main function?

How do I get a form to show at program startup?

I really don’t know where to start, my experience is using C and Java, I don’t have much experience with C ++, and I absolutely do not know about Visual Studio.

All I want is a GUI class for handling user input, and right now it seems incredibly difficult.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated; I will return to this when my blood pressure returns to a safe level.

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You walk along it back. You need to call your program from the graphical interface. You cannot create an instance of a "GUI class" from the main one.

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If your DLL cannot be added this way, you can simply write a binding to it so that you can use it from managed code. Here is an example of how to prepare such a binding: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/mcpp/usingcppdll.aspx

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