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Can the Number Class be used with Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC)?

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Can the Number Class be used with Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC)?

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Yes. The Base/1 Number Class is compatible with both the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) and the Standard Template Library (STL). You can use the Base/1 Number Class whether you write Windows/MFC programs with Microsoft’s Visual C++ or you program for an STL environment like Unix, using ANSI/C++. The sample code that ships with the product includes MFC and STL based projects, which both execute the same examples of Number Class usage. (With the Number Class source code, we supply a small string class, clsStrPlus, as a layer between the Number Class and raw MFC and STL strings, and this string class can be easily adapted to handle any peculiarities of the particular STL implementation being used.

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