I would use an init function to get things moving.

Code:

#include <acknex.h>

typedef struct
{
	PANEL* tbar;
	PANEL* tbuttons;
	PANEL* content;
	PANEL* mbar;
	char tbar_string;
	char mbar_options;
	float sizex,sizey;
}XPWIN;

void win_init(XPWIN* win)
{
	while(1)
	{
		win.tbuttons.pos_x= win.tbar.pos_x + (win.tbar.size_x - 16);
		win.tbar.size_x= clamp(win.tbar.size_x,win.tbuttons.size_x,1024);
		win.content.pos_x= win.tbar.pos_x;
		win.content.size_x= win.tbar.size_x;
		win.content.size_y= clamp (win.content.size_y,0.05,1024);
		wait(1);
	}
}


Re: the code: I was gonna try and "fake" a Windows window. But then I took the time to look through a Win32 API tutorial.

Code:
void main()
{
    cout << "I am MrCode,";
    cout << "hear me roar!";
    system("PAUSE");
}