Calling MFC from win32 program...Possible?

[visitor1203]

Hi there,

I am wondering if there is a way of sucessfully calling an MFC based Dialog from inside a Win32 API program. I have been able to create the dialog (and it's MFC code) and include the code to open the Dialog on a button click event(using a .DoModal() call). This all compiles fine.

However when I run the program and click the button I get a debug assertion failure in afxwin1.inl at line 22.

If any one has tried this before I would be interested to know if what I am trying to do is possible, and how to get around the problem I am having. I am using Visual C++ 6.0 on Windows 98

Thanks for any help or opinions

 

[OSR]

Do you mean that you created a Win32 console program and are using MFC code in it?

If so, this is most likely a PROJECT SETTINGS problem - U need to make sure that the MFC.dll or lib is among the listed Libraries for your project I think - I'm not sure if that's it b/c wouldn't give you a linker error if it couldn't find it? Someone who knows more about this should say...

Anyways you can create a dummy MFCprogram project and look at the project settings to compare what's lacking in your project's settings that make MFC run.

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