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• What does winmain and wndproc do?

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1. Submitted By: drchaz — October 6, 2006 not yet rated   + -

   wndmain is the entry point for a win32 app (like main() would be in a dos/unix app). It is used in almost exactly the same way, except that you pass it a lot of worthless params that your code probably won’t use anyhow.

   wndproc (aka “window procedure”) is a function that will be run by your program to process events that occur within it. The wndproc is specified when you call CreateWindow() and usually consists of several nested switch() statements.

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