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How to make a GUI using Visual C++

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If you have an analog input device, that can be read by your computer, e.g. an USB interface.
 

Hello!

by using this i ll make my window app & what would u say it might be able to display analog signal ???

Yesterday I spent 2 hours playing with win32++ (see the link in my previous post).
The tutorials are extremely easy to use. For instance a program that shows a window takes
4 lines of code (tutorial 1).
Tutorial 9 is a complete drawing application including printer output and file I/O.
It shows how to draw curves, and I'm impressed. With only 400 linnes of code (2 files of +/-200
including comments), it shows how to draw, print, use toolbars, etc...
I have attached a sample window to show what it looks like. Note that although the window title
is "logger application", it's not yet a logger. I just tried to display arrays of data and didn't write
the serial interface. But it prints fine and can save files. Anyway the serial interface is not a big
deal to write.

So I think the win32++ lib is definitely an option for maximal effect and minimal pain.

Dora.
 

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