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The Windows main loop is done by as a single function call, '''wb_main_loop()''', that must be called if the application has a window. This function uses the standard Windows approach, that is, a loop that uses the API function '''GetMessage()''' to retrieve a message from the queue and '''DispatchMessage()''' to send it to the window procedure.

All the additional tasks needed to run a Windows program, including DLL loading, initialization, and cleanup, are done when PHP calls the WinBinder library upon startup.

There are a few special cases where a Windows programs will not need a message loop, namely when the only tasks to be performed are the creation of message boxes or system dialog boxes. For example:

 
<pre>
<?

// This program does not need a call to wb_main_loop()

include("../include/winbinder.php");       // Include WinBinder library
if(wb_message_box(null, "This program has no Windows loop.\nCan you believe it?", null, WBC_YESNO))
    wb_sys_dlg_color(NULL);

?>
</pre>


{{winbtoc|Overview}}
==See also==
*{{winb|Creating WinBinder applications}}
*{{winb|Windows_messages_and_events|Windows messages}}
*{{winb|wb_main_loop}}

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