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Win32 System Programming: A Windows(R) 2000 Application Developer's Guide
 
 
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Win32 System Programming: A Windows(R) 2000 Application Developer's Guide (Hardcover)

de Johnson M. Hart (Author)
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Win32 System Programming, Second Edition focuses exclusively on non-GUI Windows system programming, helping experienced system programmers make the most of Win32 fast -- whether they're migrating UNIX applications, building new server-side software, or addressing other difficult technical challenges. This new edition is fully updated to reflect Windows 2000, with valuable new coverage of network programming, threading, synchronization, the forthcoming Win64 migration, and other issues critical to high-end enterprise development. Each chapter ends with a detailed example that shows how its techniques are used in real-world systems, as well as hands-on exercises. Expert system programmer Johnson Hart assumes developers are familiar with "generic concepts" by now, and focuses instead on the specific issues they will face in maximizing the performance and reliability of their high-end Win32 server and system applications. For all developers who need to develop reliable, high-performance Win32 applications fast -- especially those familiar with UNIX, VMS, MVS, or other high-end operating systems. Previous Edition 0-201-63465-1


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A guide to the central features and functions of the Win32 API for use with Windows NT and Windows 2000. The CD-ROM includes short examples of all of the topics covered, which include the registry, character I/O and Unicode, security services, and Remote Procedure Calls. Previous edition not cited. DLC: Computer software--Development.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 A smooth transition from Unix to Win32, Aoû 1 2003
Par Justin Schuh (Chicago, IL USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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I recommend this the book to all experienced programmers interested in learning the Win32 API. It covers all the core system services that you need to learn first. If you need to tackle the GUI you can try 'Programming Windows' by Petzold. Of course I'd suggest that you go the .NET route or get a good toolkit (not MFC) instead. If you want to move on to more advanced Win32 programming try 'Programming Applications for Microsoft Windows' (if you can find a copy). To get into deeper system programming, you'll have to move on to the Undocumented/Native API books.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Not bad. Not bad at all., Mai 20 2003
Par Robert K. Tribit (Mckinney, Texas) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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This book is roughly the same as Steven's "Advanced Programing in the Unix Environment". It gets you in touch with the moving pieces of the Windows operating system.

Bring with you a strong understanding of C/C++ and some experience administrating a Windows system and you can be up and running banging against the operating system's APIs. Open network sockets, play with "Thread Local Storage", create and register your very own service, interface with the security system, whack around the registry, and a dozen other ways to shoot yourself in the foot or get some actual work done.

This book has almost nothing about making windows, graphics, sounds, or anything else that will help you get started making yet another accounting application. If that's what you are looking for look somewhere else.

This book also comes threateningly close to being a good beginners guide to porting *nix applications to the Windows operating system. The author draws many parallels to various *nix utilities and how to write their equivalent using Windows' APIs.

For those that like plenty of rope to hang themselves, this is the book for you. I enjoyed learning about the various facilities Windows provides the developer, and feel that this book helped me gain a better understanding of where to look first for doing fairly common relatively low-level tasks.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 Plenty contents and easy to read, Avril 11 2002
Par Daxin Zuo "daxinz" (South San Francisco) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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This is one of the best books I read. The description is clear. It used some UNIX commands to introduce some functions, but the reader needs not to have UNIX background, just skips those short description.
If the author gave all system routines line by line, the book would be huge, it is not necessary ( we can tell from the title), and the price will be double. As a programmer, I like this book.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Just about everything I wanted to know...
This book pretty much covers everything I needed to know about Win32 system programming. It has very good coverage of topics like threading, file handling, Memory Management,... Read more
Publié le Nov. 20 2001 par Jeffery Suddeth

3.0étoiles sur 5 a real reference book would be better
1. While this book is not a real reference book since it is not complete at all, many pages are wasted by listing system calls with parameters. Read more
Publié le Oct. 20 2001

5.0étoiles sur 5 save time and gain more
int main(you, PPtime){ if (you_do_NOT_have(big_time)) you_read(this_book)); while(!reading_finished){ your_need (MSDN_doc)--; if (you_know(Unix_API) your_gain (Win32)=*4;... Read more
Publié le Aoû 15 2001 par supertopspin

5.0étoiles sur 5 Chapter 1 is worth it alone if you are newbie to Win32...
OK.. I'm not an expert programmer.. I taught myself some C/C++ because I want to write utilities to make my life as a Network/Server guy easier and have a solid understanding of... Read more
Publié le Aoû 1 2001 par Mark W. Romanowitz

5.0étoiles sur 5 Good resource on Win 32 systems programming
This book is extremely easy to read. It is a great reference for experienced UNIX system programmers who want to quickly implement the same functionality on Win 32. Read more
Publié le Jui 16 2001 par Jagdeep S Sandhu

5.0étoiles sur 5 An excellent resource book! A step above the rest!
This is one of those book you wait a long time for and then when you get it you're glad you waited! The author has filled this book with some amazing information about Win32... Read more
Publié le Nov. 28 2000 par R. Coleridge

5.0étoiles sur 5 an excellent follow up to a great book
John Hart has done a fabulous job of expanding and updating his coverage of Win32 system programming. Read more
Publié le Nov. 16 2000 par Andrew Tucker

5.0étoiles sur 5 Get this Heavenly Book NOW!
Hi there! Are u a programmer that loves Win32 stuff and system programming? If you're........then......GET THIS BOOK RIGHT NOW! Stop looking! This is the BOOK for you! Read more
Publié le Nov. 11 2000 par Xeon

5.0étoiles sur 5 Good Win32 server side oriented book
For those who have missed the first edition, this book treats extensively the Win32 API from a system developer point of view (no GUI at all). Read more
Publié le Nov. 7 2000 par christophe nasarre

5.0étoiles sur 5 Should get any experienced programmer started
This book, together with the reference documentation, should get any programmer started with Win32 system programming. Read more
Publié le Oct. 22 2000 par Thomas Olsson

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