If you're programming in C but not developing for the Windows environment, you're missing out on one of the most thriving areas of software creation. Fortunately, Visual C++ 5 Bible offers the ideal combination of reference, tutorial, and CD-ROM software to get you up to speed.
Visual C++ 5 Bible features over 900 pages covering topics such as what a C programmer like you has to know about programming in C++, how to work with the Windows Win32 API, what's in the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) library, and what's involved in successful application architecture. Windows programming professionals Paul Yao and Richard C. Leinecker share their hard-won expertise as they show you how to
Make sense of the Windows API, components, and data structures Get the most out of Visual C++'s sophisticated programming tools Understand object-oriented programming and the differences between C and C++ Using the MFC library to create windows and dialog boxes, respond to user input, interface with databases, connect to the Internet, and work with ActiveX controls Design Document/View, file-based editing applications Take advantage of MFC's support for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) Extend the functionality of your applications with third-party, add-on libraries Plus, on the bonus CD-ROM accompanying Visual C++ Bible, you get all the source code presented in the book - ready for you to try out or adapt for your own projects. You also get demo programs such as Stingray's MFC extensions and NuMega's BoundsChecker debugging tool.
Visual C++ 5 Bible features over 900 pages covering topics such as what a C programmer like you has to know about programming in C++, how to work with the Windows Win32 API, what's in the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) library, and what's involved in successful application architecture. Windows programming professionals Paul Yao and Richard C. Leinecker share their hard-won expertise as they show you how to
Make sense of the Windows API, components, and data structures Get the most out of Visual C++'s sophisticated programming tools Understand object-oriented programming and the differences between C and C++ Using the MFC library to create windows and dialog boxes, respond to user input, interface with databases, connect to the Internet, and work with ActiveX controls Design Document/View, file-based editing applications Take advantage of MFC's support for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) Extend the functionality of your applications with third-party, add-on libraries Plus, on the bonus CD-ROM accompanying Visual C++ Bible, you get all the source code presented in the book - ready for you to try out or adapt for your own projects. You also get demo programs such as Stingray's MFC extensions and NuMega's BoundsChecker debugging tool.
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