1.
Visual
studio (Developer studio):
In
the old days, Resource files, Help files, everything else had to be created
with one or more editors. Then each object & resource had to be compiled
& linked resource together to make an application.
The
developer studio or VC++ 6.0 encode feature to run and compile different type
of files on single platform (VC 6.0) and such as help file, header file, &
resource file.
2.
Project
workspace:
These
workspaces represent a particular set of project which can be anything from a
single application.
File
extensions:
i.
[.dsw] –
The project workspace file is
responsible for maintaining all of the information that defines our workspace
and the project that we have included in it.
ii.
[.dsp] –
The project file is
responsible for maintaining all project resource and files.
3.
Workspace
window:
This
window provides quick navigation, where you need to do the real work developing
an application.
i.
Class view:
Allows
us to navigate and manipulate our source code on a C++ class level.
ii.
Resource view:
It
allows us to find and edit each of various resources in our application
including dialog window design, icons, menus.
iii.
File view:
It allows
us to view and navigate all the files that make up our application.
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