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The Classic Guide to ATL–Now Updated for ATL 8 and Visual Studio 2005 Four leading Windows programming experts systematically reveal ATL’s inner workings, explaining not just how ATL works, but why it works the way it does...

ATL Server: High Performance C on ...

"Windows programming is not difficult," observes well-respected author Ivor Horton in his book Beginning Visual C 6...

"Windows programming is not difficult," observes well-respected author Ivor Horton in his book Beginning Visual C++ 6...

Providing a bridge between a problem and its solution through visualization, this book covers the most talked about problems currently available...

Creating Lightweight Components with ATL covers ATL in depth, including an overview of COM development, then drills down to explain how ATL implements the fundamentals of COM...

Microsoft's Component Object Model is one of the most important concepts in software development today...

Get up to speed with the latest version of Visual C++...

Written for readers with knowledge of C , Inside ATL surveys the strengths of today's Active Template Library (ATL), used for creating lightweight, high-performance COM components on Windows...

This book describes the most frequently used portions of the MFC library and covers the API functions needed for the example applications...

Helps programmers take advantage of everything that Windows 2000 offers to enhance Visual C++ programming while avoiding the pitfalls that can cost time and money...

*Shows how to color outside the lines and create programs that work the way readers want—not just the way MFC wants them to work...

The MFC is a class library that provides a collection of C++ classes, taking the drudgery out of writing software for Windows...

The second edition of Jeff Prosise's Programming Windows with MFC is a great introduction to the programming language that will help you build client-side applications in MFC...

Do you have some experience and a reasonable knowledge of C++ and want to write your own computer games? Have you ever looked at a PC or Playstation (R) game with characters running and leaping through an exciting landscape and wondered how it was done? If so then this book will give you all the information you need to achieve this goal, whether you are a hobby programmer, student or even a professional wanting to add that third dimension to your website...

For the majority of C++ programmers, the pace and style of David Chapman's Teach Yourself Visual C++ 6 in 21 Days will make a good deal of sense...

Learn Visual C++ through the Teach Yourself series, with sections on: Q&A, Do's and Don'ts, Workshop, Shaded syntax boxes, Type/Output/Analysis icons...

Using Visual C++ 6 provides a thorough tour of the essential features of Visual C++ 6 with plenty of hands-on programming examples...

This book opens with a tour of how to use the sixth version of Microsoft's compiler...

Each of the 12 lessons presented here has three parts--two units and a review project...

Describing how the Assembly language can be used to develop highly effective C++ applications, this guide covers the development of 32-bit applications for Windows...

The Windows shell provides much of the look and feel of the Windows 98/Windows NT 4 desktop, and it offers many new possibilities for writing better programs...