MFC Tutorials: Introduction to COM and ATL in Windows Programming

Welcome to MFC Tutorials! In this video, we will be discussing two important technologies in Windows programming: Component Object Model (COM) and Active Template Library (ATL).
COM is a binary interface standard for software components that allows for interprocess communication and is widely used in Windows programming. In this tutorial, we will introduce you to the basics of COM, including its architecture, interfaces, and registry. We will also show you how to create and use COM components in MFC programming.
ATL is a lightweight set of C++ templates that simplifies COM programming in Windows. With ATL, developers can easily create COM objects, interfaces, and controls using pre-written C++ code. In this tutorial, we will show you how to use ATL to create a simple COM object, interface, and control.
If you're new to Windows programming, be sure to check out our previous videos on MFC programming and control management. You can find links to these videos in the description below, as well as a link to our MFC Tutorials playlist.
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