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Line 171: Wrapping requires design intent to replace all consumption need for the underlying tech. For example, MFC and ATL are not intended to replace all consumer need for Windows API. Taking a step back: What is the point of this section? For example, it says MFC uses Windows API. ok. Everything built for Windows uses Windows API. ~~What is interesting about MFC doing that?~~ Goes without saying. Adds no value. What is interesting about MFC WRT WinAPI? Suggest: Either remove this section or atdon't ~~least~~say ~~that these~~the other techs are wrappers -- just list them as other Microsoft Windows tech that the reader might want to peruse. [[User:Stevebroshar\|Stevebroshar]] ([[User talk:Stevebroshar\|talk]]) 11:54, 29 January 2024 (UTC)

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