For example, in C#, you can make a program run without the black screen appearing…so I thought: since anything you can do with .NET you can also do with Win32, maybe there’s a solution.
Any ideas?
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For example, in C#, you can make a program run without the black screen appearing…so I thought: since anything you can do with .NET you can also do with Win32, maybe there’s a solution.
Any ideas?
The console window appears when the program is linked with
/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLEwhich is the default if you haven’t asked for anything else.If you want it to be a “Windows App” i.e. “make GUI contributions” including being invisible, link with
/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS. However, you will need aWinMainfunction rather than the usualmainfunction.