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I owe significant portion of my Win32 dev skills to VB6. It allowed for working with the Win32 SDK by importing API calls from user32, kernel32, gdi32, etc. Wh
by p2detar 4y ago
I owe significant portion of my Win32 dev skills to VB6. It allowed for working with the Win32 SDK by importing API calls from user32, kernel32, gdi32, etc.
When I was still in high school, I used to hack GUI projects and games in the evenings. The culmination of that was a full blown space shooter game using DirectX7 [0] (still runs on Linux) and a TCP/IP chat + canvas draw application that I had installed in the computer room at my school. Fun times.
0 - https://github.com/kenamick/desktopdefender2 https://github.com/kenamick/desktopdefender2
- granatata 4y agoGood times. Finding and importing the Win32 apis was super easy. Also, if you needed more speed you could use inline assembly.