Herere the name of books that may be useful to a c/c++ Windows programmer
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| Programming Windows
by Charles Petzold. The book to get on Win32 API. If you want to write programs using just the API (which is what this tutorial covers), you need this book. Programming Windows with MFC by Jeff Prosise. If you want to venture into MFC (AFTER becoming fully accustomed to using the Win32 API), this is the book for you. If you don't like MFC but intend on getting a job doing windows development, get this anyway, it's better to know than not. Programming Applications for Windows by Jeffrey Richter. Not for newbies, if you want to be up on managing processes and threads, dlls, windows memory management, exception handling, and hooking into the system, then this is the book for you. Visual C++ Windows Shell Programming by Dino Esposito. For anyone interested in the visual and user-friendly aspects of windows, this book covers writing extentions to the windows shell, working efficiently with files and drag and drop, customizing the taskbar and windows explorer, and numerous other tricks. Well worthwhile for anyone writing GUI apps in windows. Network Programming for Microsoft Windows Up to date information on network programming, including NetBIOS, mailslots and pipes, and of course the ever important windows sockets, complete with winsock2 and raw sockets. Also contains specific information on the various windows platforms including 2000 and CE. |
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