#WinStd Provides additional templates and function helpers for Windows API using Standard C++

##Building

• The .h files can be used individually. However, we do encourage you to include the entire library project and reference it in dependant projects of your solution, as WinStd might develop some non-inline code over time.
• The WinStd.vcxproj requires Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and ..\..\include folder with common.props, Debug.props, Release.props, Win32.props, and x64.props files to customize building process for individual applications.

##Usage

1. Clone the repository into your solution folder.
2. Add the WinStd.vcxproj to your solution.
3. Add WinStd's include folder to Additional Include Directories in your project's C/C++ settings.
4. Add a new reference to WinStd project from your project's common properties.
5. Include .h files from WinStd as needed:

#include <WinStd/Shell.h>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

void main()
{
  std::wstring path;
  PathCanonicalize(path, _T("C:\\Windows\\Temp\\test\\.."));
  std::cout << (LPCTSTR)path << std::endl;
}