Windows Programming Practical Basics

Author: Cheng Binghui
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Computer Network Technology and Network Classroom Series · Windows Programming. This series of books is a practice guide for Windows programming in various fields (network, games, system, database, multimedia, etc.), sharing the author's decade of programming expertise with readers to help them quickly elevate their Windows programming skills to a master level. The writing process of this book thoroughly investigates how to address the practical needs of readers, especially in the use of various API functions, the concept and application of Messages, the complementary relationship between SDK and MFC, and programming techniques, enabling readers to learn these contents simply, quickly, and effortlessly. The main content is divided into: programming preparation, programming basics, concepts and blind spots, idea development, formation, and main editing process, system information design, memory information, storage device information, input/output device information, and other operation design. Additionally, it explains the design approaches for achieving the same functionality in C/SDK, which will further enhance the efficiency of using and mastering Windows API Messages (Messages). Therefore, the program explanations are provided in both C/SDK and MFC designs. The accompanying CD-ROM of this book includes a library of functions usable with C, C++, C#, and VB, as well as all the code explained in the book.