Re: Learning mfc by tutorial
Check your environment settings. You may not have TEMP or TMP setup. A quick way to do this is to go to a DOS prompt and type in "SET" and you should see a line such as "TEMP=C:\TEMP". If you do not see this then that is the problem. Changing this is different for Windows 9x and NT. If this is what it is and you have not figured out how to do this, reply to this message.
Wayne
Re: Learning mfc by tutorial
Hello, Mr Wayne.
I try as you advise it to me to look the "TEMP" or TMP" environment settings on my computer. But, "unfortunately" i have seen the lines for them by entering
the "SET" command. Does it mean this is not the problem?
I would be glad to receive any other suggestion.
Thankx, for Wayne.
Re: Learning mfc by tutorial
Hello, Mr Wayne,
I think that i have resolved my problem. In fact, i once again notice that i'm a pain, a native pain. I did not have enough privileges while i were compiling my project. So when i have logged as root, i finally remark that the compiler bypass the error while building the exec file.
The "temp" directory was effectively "read only" protected.
Excuse me again by boring you with my...
And thankx again to pay atention to my request. Notice that i'm poor in english to.
Re: Learning mfc by tutorial
Actually, your English is rather good. The whole point of communicating is to get someone else to understand what you mean; you have succeeded. If we don't understand you, we'll say so!
(By the way, you CAN post in French, but you limit the number of people who can help you by doing so as many people can't understand it.)
As for learning MFC, looking through the help file is a good place to get start. It will give you an idea of what functions are available (although if you are used to Windows API programming, most of these will already be familiar). It will not, though, be able to help you understand how many MFC-specific things fit together - the document / view architecture is a good example. For this you need a good book, or better still, someone to teach you in person. I started MFC without understanding how doc/view worked, and so ignored it. I succeeded, but then I went on an MFC course and the whole thing became (almost) perfectly clear. Now I realise how much work I could have saved myself by using this mechanism. It is a sound basis for most projects unless you REALLY have specific needs for your project! There is no substitute for hands-on teaching.
So, your best bet is to ask questions here. Don't worry about whether the question seems stupid or not - it is a matter of perspective. We are all at different levels.
A bientot.