1001 Microsoft Visual C++ Programming Tips
- 27h 7m
- Charles Wright, Kris Jamsa
- Cengage Course PTR
- 2001
Visual C++ is one of the staples of any programmer’s knowledge base. This reference covers everything from programming basics to variables, functions, and object-oriented programming. Beginning with tips for the programmer who is exploring Visual C++ for the first time, 1001 Microsoft Visual C++ Programming Tips grows with your skills. You can start with Tip 1, “Understanding the Concept of Software,” and by Tip 1001, “Understanding Shared Memory,” you will have covered all aspects of Visual C++. Or, you can use this book as a manual to reference when you have a C++ question that you need answered quickly.
Covers All Aspects of Visual C++!
- Programming Basics
- Structure and Syntax
- The C Programming Language
- C and C++ Concepts
- The Visual C++ Environment
- Compiler Switches
- Strings
- Macros, Constants, and Preprocessor Commands
- Functions and Variables
- Object Oriented Programming
- C++ Arrays and Pointers
- Windows and Visual C++ Fundamentals
- The Graphics Device Interface
- The Microsoft Foundation Class Library
- Windows Controls and Common Dialogs
- Processes and Threads
- The Common Object Model
Plus much, much more!
About the Authors
Kris Jamsa, Ph.D., MBA, is the author of more than 85 computer books, with cumulative sales of several million copies. In 1992, Jamsa and his wife Debbie founded Jamsa Press, a computer-book publishing company. After expanding the company’s presence to 70 counties and 28 languages, Jamsa sold Jamsa Press to a larger Publishing house. Today, Jamsa is the founder of the Jamsa Media Group, which produces high-quality computer books for PRIMA TECH.
Charles Wright is Systems Editor for The Denver Post. He has co-authored a personal computer column at a major Claifornia newspaper, served as Technical Coordinator for the Minneapolis Start Tribune Online Project, and was part of the team that helped to launch AT&T’s Interchange service in 1995. He has been in the newspaper business for more than 30 years.
In this Book
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Programming Basics
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Structure and Syntax
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The C Programming Language
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C and C++ Concepts
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Files—Basic Types
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Understanding Characters
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Exploring the Visual C++ Environment
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Getting Started With Programming
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C++ Operators
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Writing Conditional Statements
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Program Loops
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The Switch Statement
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A Look at the C++ Language
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Arrays in C/C++
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Macros, Constants, and Preprocessor Commands—Defining and Using Constants
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Using Environment Variables
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The Header File
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Conditional Compilation
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Defining and Using Macros
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Understanding the Importance of Strings in Programming
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Strings in C/C++
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Declaring Strings
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String Functions
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Manipulating Strings
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Functions and Variables
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Getting Started In C++—Object-Oriented Programming
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The C++ Class
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C++ I/O
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C++ Arrays and Pointers
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Windows and Visual C++ Fundamentals
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The Graphics Device Interface
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The Microsoft Foundation Class Library
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The Wizards of the Developers Studio—Creating Projects
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The Class Wizard
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The Wizard Bar
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Documents and Views
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Debugging Techniques
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The Resource Workshop
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The Windows Common Dialogs
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Windows Common Controls
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Basic Common Controls
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Common Controls Introduced in Windows 95 (and Later)
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Processes and Threads
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Advanced Topics—Exception Handling
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Interprocess Communications
