Creating a C++ win32 program from scratch [closed] - c++

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There isn't any books in my library on XAML only C++. I want to know if there's a way to make a Win32 program in C++ 64 bit without dealing with XAML and Visual Studio. I want to only use Windows Notepad. Where do I start?

I found it! The windows.h file is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1A\Include and I downloaded the C++ compiler, Clang.

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"The system cannot find the file specified" in Visual Studio C++. Why? [closed]

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I'm a very beginner in Programming.
Visual Studio shows an error "the system cannot find the file specified" in C++ when I add two or more C++ files under Source Files.
I reinstalled visual studio 2019 and still getting the same errors.
Single C++ files run smoothly.
It's not able to find the executable Project1.exe because your program didn't compile successfully which is probably due to the two main functions you have defined.

Including dll to Visual Studio project [closed]

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I need to read a mat file in a Visual Studio project. I'm using Visual Studio 2015 32bit on Windows 10 64 bit.
I have installed a MatFileHandler library using NuGet Package Manager and got a MatFileHandler.dll file but I don't know how to use it. In program I've written use MatFileHandler but linker does not see this. Please don't judge me, I'm very new to Visual Studio.
MatFileHandler library is not a native C++ dll. It's .NET assembly and it depends on .NETStandard 2.0.
You should create .NET application and add this NuGet package to it. Here is the step-by-step instruction on how to create .NET Core application.

How can I change the visual studio 2015 compiler to cygwin [closed]

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Is it possible to change the visual studio 2015 compiler to Cygwin the ide is nice I would just like a different compiler.
Not directly, but you can use CMake to generate both Cygwin and Visual Studio projects. Write code in Visual Studio, build the Cygwin build via CMake. Only downside: updates to the Visual Studio .vcxproj file aren't sync'ed back to the CMakelist.txt file.

can I use visual studio 2013 with unity 5 [closed]

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I have Windows 10 installed on my laptop and I want to know if can use Visual Studio 2013 with the latest unity 3-d software. Also unity installed a Visual Studio community 2015. Will that community software work as well?
Yes, you can use either: VS 2013 (any version) or VS-Community 2015.

Intel C++ compiler integration in Visual Studio 2012 [closed]

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I want to do parallel programming using thread building blocks (tbb). The Intel C++ compiler provides tbb. Can someone help me integrate this compiler into Visual Studio 2012.
Did you try reading the manual? Where are you stuck, exactly? The Intel documentation for the compiler has a section entitled, "Using Microsoft Visual Studio" you could refer to and everything. http://software.intel.com/en-us/node/458838