Creating a Program Using the Microsoft Developer Studio
- Creating the project
- Creating and editing the program source file
- Changing project settings
- Building the program
- Running the program
- Debugging the program
- Creating the Project :
To run the Developer Studio, choose the Microsoft Visual C++6 command on the Programs submenu of your Windows Start menu, which will look something like this.
Once the Developer Studio beguns running, the first step is to create a project for the program you're about to write. A visual C++ project stores all the information required to build a particular program. This information required to build a particular program. This information includes the names and relationships of the program source files; a list of the required library files; and a list relationships of the progrram source files; a list of the required library files; and a list of all options for the compiler linker, and other tools used in building the program.
1. Choose the File > New . . . menu command in the Developer Studio, or simply press Ctrl+N. The New dialog box will appear.
2. Open the projects tab of the New dialog box (if it's not already open), So that you can create a new project.
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