At 18:18 2006-11-23, you wrote:
>2006.11.23
>Hi All. I am COMPLETELY NEW to C/C++ so I how you will tolerate some
>very basic questions and perhaps someone can help me get started.
>
>I am currently using Visual Studio 6 C++.
>
>I know it is very old and will be upgrading soon but for the time it
>is good enough to get started.

your time will be better spent upgrading to VC++2005 express (which 
is free) rather than having to unlearn (later) the errors in vs6


>Question #1
>
>Is there any way to do the precompile and output it to a file ? I want
>to look at the expanded source with all the includes and conditional
>stuff.
>
>Question #2
>
>The demo "Hello World" program starts with -
>
>int APIENTRY    WinMain(HINSTANCE       hInstance,
>                                 HINSTANCE       hPrevInstance,
>                                 LPSTR           lpCmdLine,
>                                 int                     nCmdShow)
>
>I'm trying to figure out what the APIENTRY is ?
>
>If it is a type then I looked in all the include files to see were it
>might be defined and can find no reference to its definition.
>
>#3
>As a more general question, I see many references to types and am
>trying to figure out an easy wasy to track them back to the source of
>definition so that I might see what they are. Is there any easy way to
>do this ?
>
>
>#4
>
> From WIKIPEDIA -
>
>x[i] = 1;
>*(x + i) = 1;
>*(i + x) = 1;
>i[x] = 1; /* strange, but correct */
>
>Supposedly all 4 examples yield the same results.
>
>They listed the last example just because it demonstrates something
>that doesn't seem correct but works. But they left the explanation out.
>= = = =
>
>I've got a bunch more questions, this is quite overwhelming at first.
>If anyone wants to offer some tutoring, I wouldn't mind the help.
>
>Thanks a lot.
>
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