Now think about it, Mr. Liang Yixin is very reasonable. The MFC class library always has everything to package everything, and it is easy to use bad habits that only apply for resources and do not release. In fact, Mr. Liang is not avoided, because a necessary cultivation of programmers is to do things (especially application and release).
However, this sentence can still be more accurate cutting. I didn't have access to Windows's GDI programming, and then when doing graduation, the GDI's processing part is implemented with MFC. But when I was working, I had to re-operate SDK for SmartPhone development. At this time, I found that the MFC brings me: I can think of the release of resources, but I don't know which resource needs to be released, which does not need - Or that sentence, MFC is packaged everything, I can't see the source code of MFC every time I do a little application for work?
