Windows API Programming

Author: Ran Lin Cang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Based on introducing Win32 API function calls, this book focuses on how to use Windows SDK API to develop Win32 dynamic link libraries and applications. It also combines process management, process communication, hook functions, window subclassing, APIHOOK, Internet Explorer development, and network programming to introduce the comprehensive application of API functions in these aspects. The example source code in this book can be downloaded from http://www.tupwk.com.cn/downpage/index.asp. This book is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced users familiar with Windows development and with a certain programming foundation, aiming to help users improve their system programming skills.
Key Features:
■ From Win32 API programming fundamentals to complex practical examples, this book provides a detailed introduction to the methods and techniques of using Windows SDK API to develop Win32 applications, helping users quickly improve their Windows API programming skills.
■ In addition to demonstrating various Windows API programming techniques, this book also provides detailed analysis of the key program code generated, allowing readers to gain a deeper understanding of Windows API programming knowledge.
■ The examples in this book are highly representative and are frequently used in current Windows API programming. With minor modifications, these examples can be applied to the development of actual Win32 applications.
Based on introducing Win32 API function calls, this book focuses on how to use Windows SDK API to develop Win32 dynamic link libraries and applications, and combines process management, process communication, hook functions, window subclassing, APIHOOK, Internet Explorer development, and network programming to introduce the comprehensive application of API functions in these aspects. The example source code in this book can be downloaded from http://www.tupwk.com.cn/downpage/index.asp. This book is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced users familiar with Windows development and with a certain programming foundation, aiming to help users improve their system programming skills.