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I 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 m
by jjaredsimpson 8y ago
I 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