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Yes, it abstracts it to the extent that it doesn't resemble Win32 anymore. It's something else.
by maxxxxx 8y ago
Yes, it abstracts it to the extent that it doesn't resemble Win32 anymore. It's something else.
- jjaredsimpson 8y agoI would have to agree. Win32 is immediate mode, while WPF is retained scene graph. It's not an abstraction its a complete overhaul. MFC is an abstraction to me.
- maxxxxx 8y agoAs far as I know WPF is built on Direct whereas MFC and Winforms are based on Win32.
- jjaredsimpson 8y agoThat's my understanding as well. Point spy at a WPF app and you see one top level HWND which is just hosting a DX context