get a window not a console

what's the minimum code should i add to this code:
#include<windows.h>
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hinstane,
HINSTANCE hpinstance,
LPSTR lpcmdline,
int cmdshow){

while(1)
;


}

to get a window not a console?

Jrdman wrote:
what's the minimum code should i add to this code:
#include<windows.h>
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hinstane,
HINSTANCE hpinstance,
LPSTR lpcmdline,
int cmdshow){
>
while(1)
;
>
>
}
>
to get a window not a console?

Just change WinMain to NoWinMain.

--
pete

jacob navia wrote:
pete wrote:
<snip>
>I have no respect for bona fide attempts to answer P's question
>with anything other than redirection to another newsgroup.
>>
>
I do not respect you at all then.
Why should I?
Do you really miss the difference between (not) respecting a _person_ and
doing the same on a 'bona fide attempt', i.e. a message, here?

Bye, Jojo

4 Jul 2008 at 19:36, pete wrote:
>He's 100% right. This isn't comp.lang.isoc.moderated - it's up to each
>person to decide what they post, and whether they agree that "C" and
>"the IS C standard" should be considered synonymous.
>
Who are you to say me what do I write what I don't?

I think you should write whatever you want, whatever you think is
appropriate. I did no more than observe that if you find topicality
enforcement tedious, then a way of avoiding tedium is not to (try to)
enforce topicality.

Antoninus Twink wrote:
4 Jul 2008 at 19:08, pete wrote:
>Because topicality enforcement is tedious
>
I agree. And I can see a simple solution for you
>
>, in the words of someone who has no respect for me:
>"Who are you to say me what do I write what I don't?"
>
He's 100% right. This isn't comp.lang.isoc.moderated - it's up to each
person to decide what they post, and whether they agree that "C" and
"the IS C standard" should be considered synonymous.

Who are you to say me what do I write what I don't?

--
pete

4 Jul 2008 at 19:08, pete wrote:
Because topicality enforcement is tedious

I agree. And I can see a simple solution for you

, in the words of someone who has no respect for me:
"Who are you to say me what do I write what I don't?"

He's 100% right. This isn't comp.lang.isoc.moderated - it's up to each
person to decide what they post, and whether they agree that "C" and
"the IS C standard" should be considered synonymous.

Antoninus Twink wrote:

I did no more than observe that if you find topicality
enforcement tedious, then a way of avoiding tedium is not to (try to)
enforce topicality.

That would be like watching PBS and not sending in any money.

--
pete

4 Jul 2008 at 23:55, pete wrote:
Antoninus Twink wrote:
>I did no more than observe that if you find topicality
>enforcement tedious, then a way of avoiding tedium is not to (try to)
>enforce topicality.
>
That would be like watching PBS and not sending in any money.

No, it would be like watching PBS and not sending in any hate mail.