I have a C++ Win32 application written using Win32 API and I wish to force it to exit in one of functions. Is there something like Exit()
or Destroy()
or Abort()
something similar that would just terminate it?
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If you're using a
Win32
application with a proper window procedure, you can use the functionPostQuitMessage
.