Use the MFC class in Win32 consystemic Application

1. Create a Win32 consystemic application project: getcurrenttime.

2. Open the "project" menu --> "setting" menu item --> General Tab

In Microsoft fountion classes:, select use MFC in static library.

3. On the C/C ++ tab, select code generation in category,

Select debug multithreaded or multithreaded in the use run-time library.

Where,

Single-threaded single-thread static link library (Release Version)

Multithreaded multi-thread static link library (Release Version)

Multithreaded DLL multi-thread dynamic link library (Release Version)

Debug single-threaded single-thread static link library (debug version)

Debug multithreaded multi-thread static link library (debug version)

Debug multithreaded DLL multi-thread dynamic link library (debug version)

 

Select debug multithreaded (if you are in Win32 debug environment)

 

 

Then, enter your code:

# Include "stdafx. H"

# Include <afx. h> // Add the header file of your class.

# Include <stdio. h>

Int main (INT argc, char * argv [])

{

Ctime time;

Time = ctime: getcurrenttime ();

Cstring STR = time. Format ("% H: % m: % s ");

Printf ("Current Time: % s/n", (lpctstr) Str );

Return 0;

}

During compilation, you are often prompted to change the settings and whether to continue. Select "yes"