Is it more efficient to write programs with pure API than to write programs with MFC?

永恒之骑士

How much is the difference?
Because the algorithm of what is written now is more complex, I hope to improve the efficiency of software operation as much as possible, but the development with api will definitely increase the difficulty of development, the mfc or api?

2511718

MFC does not affect your algorithm speed. High-performance programs are generally written using service or consle applications, that is, applications without interfaces.MFC just builds a framework for you. The details of the lock must be handled by yourself.

sky0000

I feel that the API should be clearer in the process of writing. MFC has already encapsulated it. Of course, it may encapsulate something you do n’t want. You can also encapsulate it yourself, or more directly, call the API directly, which is called the pure API To write.

lcdxhj

Of course it is MFC, considering the size and maintainability of software engineering.

zzw781225

Performance is still likely to improve bit by bit

joe2086

Under the current hardware conditions, the difference is not too big.

wintermaul

For most application requirements, there is no absolute difference between the two, there is a relative difference, but it is no longer what users need to pay attention to.
But in the field of algorithms and relatively low-level fields, the advantages of APIs are still obvious.
For the development of general classes, MFC is sufficient, and the models are more complicated. Generally, they are mixed with VC and other application development platforms. At this time, APIs are used more, such as communication, COM, and Internet

food0012

At the current hardware level, the bottleneck of the program will not appear on the application framework

浪客贼心

LZ used WINAPI not ...
Write it yourself ... that would be dead ...
In the same sentence in MFC, writing in WINAPI is a long paragraph of elders and elders ...

120881170

Same thing ~~~
It's just that there is no restriction on class inheritance in MFC, but MFC is well packaged
How convenient is it!