Win32 is VisualStudio.NET 2003 - how to generate code for C++ UI

[Steve Howard]

I would like to use win32 apps, not MFC to start
programming C++ programs.

How does one generate code like you can if one uses
MFC for the various visual interface components.

For example, suppose you have a window with some static
text, a couple of radio buttons, and regular buttons.
How do you get these components to create code, ie. how
do you set Win32 to generate code automatically for
the componets the way you can if it's MFC.

So basically, I would like to use tools to draw the visual
interface and have it generate the code for the interface?
From there I would write to code to act upon the input.

Can I do this in Visual Studio .Net 2003 C++ or do I need
to get a visual interface/code generator for Win32. If
I need another third party tool then what tool?

Thanks,

Steve

 

[Eran Kampf]

I dont think there is such a tool.
If you want pure win32 api code you will have to write it yourself manually
(no visual designers, RAD tools etc.)