We do not provide interfaces headers for VC++ because:

• there are too many :)
• our customers use a number of VC++ releases, even some quite old ones. Generating classes for all VC++ versions is impractical.

Creation of interface headers on your own is very easy (the procedure is as in Visual Studio 2012):

• Open your MFC project
• In a Solution explorer, right-click on a project to select "Add / Class..."
• Select "MFC / MFC Class From TypeLib"
  
• Select TatukGIS XDK file, for example: c:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\TatukGIS\XDK10\Lib\WIN32\TatukGIS_XDK10_WIN32.ocx 
  
• Select required interfaces and create headers.

The procedure for importing CWnd wrapper classes for visual components is similar:

• Open your MFC project
• In a Solution explorer, right-click on a project to select "Add / Class..."
• Select "MFC / MFC Class From ActiveX Control"
• etc.