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I did a lot of programming for multiple platforms such as PSP, OSX, iPhone and Palm, but I want to get into programming for Windows. I downloaded and made some programs with Code:: Blocks, but I want to complementary programs and do what they seem a regular Windows programs using the graphical user interface of Windows today. C, and only ask you to continue with this language, but what is the best program to help me to compile and create executable in C using the graphical interface of Windows? Windows SDK? Visual Studio? Is Code:: Blocks let me use graphical user interface of Windows? Thank you very much everybody!

I would recommend to learn C #. You know the basic syntax of the language, because it relies C. I'm not saying I love you in short time but … When Windows first came out, had to program in C. This is what the Windows API has been (still is) written in. But it was hard. For a widget only the screen and customize a few take much work. Allows you to call 1 000 work units. Microsoft had written to the API C was difficult, so when the C + + is released, develop a better framework: MFC. You can still use MFC today, including Visual Studio 2010 is compatible with MFC applications, but they have much work to put a single widget on the screen and customize a bit, but is more like 100 units of work. Microsoft knew that the writing of the MFC framework has been hard. And to make matters worse, They have also written to people under VB6. And some other adjustments. And they were all different. Therefore, we were given. NET and C # (and VB.NET and others). Now you put a widget simple screen and a little work custimze 1-20 units (depends on how much you want to customize). And if you do not know how to do something, but finding a solution VB.NET, you can usually take in C # in a short period of time. Languages use the same (. NET) Framework. Start with C #.

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