Win32 programming

For Windows 95 and Windows NT

Brent E. Rector, Joseph M. Newcomer - Collection Longman advanced Windows series

1104 pages, parution le 21/01/1997

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Covering the material needed to understand and write 32-bit Windows applications for Windows 95 and Windows NT 3.51, this work details Win32 application programming concepts, and techniques for the common Application Programming Interface (API) of Windows 95 and Windows NT. Basic methods of Windows message handling are covered, as are advances in mouse and keyboard input handling, and graphical output using the Graphics Device Intefrace (GDI).

You will find comprehensive information on all aspects of Windows GUI programming, such as:

Windows Controls, including the common controls
GDI, including new features like transformations and geometric pens
Printing, including a reusable print engine
Common dialogs, including customization
Background processing, including synchronization

In addition, the book covers such important advanced topics as creation of Dynamic Link Libraries, storage management, windows subclassing, the Multiple Document Interface (MDI), and threads and their synchronization.
The CD-ROM is a gold mine of useful programs, with a C template you can copy to create your own Windows applications and dozens of programs called "Explorers" written in C++/MFC that demonstrate the Windows API in action. The "Explorers" let you tweak individual parameters of the API functions and immediately see the effects.
More than just an introductory book, Win32 Programming is a reference to many of the more obscure and sometimes incomprehensible advanced features of the user interface and graphics subsystems. It is useful not only for C programmers but also for C++/MFC programmers because the API forms the basis for most MFC methods. The book's extensive and comprehensive index means you will never again have to search through pages of examples to find the example of the API function you want to see. This book is designed both to teach basic Windows programming and to be a useful companion for years to come.

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Éditeur(s)	Addison Wesley
Auteur(s)	Brent E. Rector, Joseph M. Newcomer
Collection	Longman advanced Windows series
Parution	21/01/1997
Nb. de pages	1104
EAN13	9780201634921
ISBN13	978-0-201-63492-1

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