Advantages of MFC
MFC is an application framework designed for rapid Windows development. Visual C++ for Intel x86, Alpha, and PowerPC are all Windows NT-based. They are designed to be portable among each other. MFC's job is to make C++ code universal on these platforms by wrapping the system dependent code, such as messages, and your applications should port easily among the platforms. In most cases, a Visual C++ application created in the development environment on one of these platforms can be opened in the development environment on another platform and the conversion is done automatically. See Port to and from Non-Intel Platforms.
If you want to develop UNIX applications and your UNIX system has the UNIX version of MFC, your Visual C++ applications should port with no problem. If you want to port your UNIX application to 32-bit windows, see Port from UNIX to Win32.
Advantages of MFCMFC is an application framework designed for rapid Windows development. Visual C++ for Intel x86, Alpha, and PowerPC are all Windows NT-based. They are designed to be portable among each other. MFC's job is to make C++ code universal on these platforms by wrapping the system dependent code, such as messages, and your applications should port easily among the platforms. In most cases, a Visual C++ application created in the development environment on one of these platforms can be opened in the development environment on another platform and the conversion is done automatically. See Port to and from Non-Intel Platforms.If you want to develop UNIX applications and your UNIX system has the UNIX version of MFC, your Visual C++ applications should port with no problem. If you want to port your UNIX application to 32-bit windows, see Port from UNIX to Win32.
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