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@Quall999: Not sure if you read my post lol
Anyway, I'm using VS2005 or VS 8 (Pro), dunno what it's actually called. And it's not some C++ .NET nor does it have anything to do with the CLR, not at all, plain simple C++ And I removed the CLR support, that's what I first thought, too so i removed it instantly :/ As I said, binding the whole MFC is not my intention, well I'd do it if there's no other solution, but I think there has to be one ? @Joe I think it is an alternative, however I'm a very crappy coder and I'm not even able to properly work with Windows messages and all that, I simply use the MFC handlers such as OnClick etc So I'm not really able to work with something rather complicated for a newb with about 1 month of coding experience Nevertheless thanks for the suggestion
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oops, I missed the last few lines of your post, probably the most important ones lol.
If you use any MFC library functions, you will either need to bring a copy of the mfc80 dll along with the app, or include it statically like you tried. Your only alternative would be to do what Joe suggested and find an alternative api for events (or gui items). I personally use wxwidgets, but that can get large as well.
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