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Hi all.
I'm trying to do something with the windows firewall api. I found a perfect example to use and want to modify it and put it in a DLL. Problem is that the example uses MFC and I don't know MFC. The example has a graphical interface, which I do not want to use! Can anybody who knows MFC please tell me if it is possible to use MFC code in a Dll and not have a window created. Also any tips on how to do this would be appreciated. Thanks |
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MFC is just a C++ wrapper library around the Win32 API. You don't have to create a GUI just to use the MFC. However, I can't offer much advice because my experience with MFC is limited.
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Thanks I found a way to do this in Visual Studio .Net
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