I'm using the windows api in c++. If I do need to use DeleteObject() and DestroyWindow() before I call PostQuitMessage() why???
Do I need to use DeleteObject() and DestroyWindow() before I call PostQuitMessage (0);???
You do not. What DestroyWindow does is send a WM_DESTROY message to your program. Your program should already handle the WM_DESTROY message with a PostQuitMessage(). WM_DESTROY is sent when a person hits the X button on the top corner. Even if you use a custom button to exit, you only need to use PostQuitMessage
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