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Beginning Visual C++ 6 Compiler Edition

Beginning Visual C++ 6 Compiler Edition

Ivor Horton

1200 pages, parution le 03/03/1999

Résumé

What Is This Book?

Visual C++ 6 is the latest incarnation of Microsoft's premier development product for C++ developers.
It contains the latest version of the MFC ( Microsoft Foundation Classes ) which has virtually become the Industry-wide library used to write Windows programs. Visual C++ 6 also contains the Active Template Library 3.0 ( ATL ) , which is a framework and collection of Wizards for writing ActiveX & COM controls.
This book is a tutorial in the use of all the major functions of Visual C++ 6 and comes with a copy of Microsoft's Visual C++ Introductory Edition compiler. This is a complete version of Visual C++ 6 that Microsoft have developed to be packaged with tutorial books. The only notable difference between this version and the retail version is that the compiled programs are statically linked, making this the perfect self study learning tool.

What's Great About this Book?

  • Amazon.com C++ Book of the Year for 1998.
  • Comes with the Introductory Edition of Microsoft's Visual C++ 6 compiler.
  • Proven teaching methods guarantee success to novice C++ programmers
  • A complete tutorial from 'vanilla' C++ , through to OO programming, Windows and using MFC&T.
  • Each concept supported by graduated code examples
  • Reader will be coherent in writing a real Windows program and controls by the end of the book.

Who is This Book For?

What sets this book apart is Ivor's relaxed and informal teaching style, which makes even difficult concepts easy to grasp. It's perfect for Visual Basic, Delphi, Cobol & Unix C Programmers who see the new release of the software as an opportunity to learn the language and understand the professional way to develop Windows applications. Adept newcomers to structured programming will be able to progress in C++ and Window using this book, but they will have to apply themselves to the Exercises and model answers supplied with each Chapter.

What Does it Cover?

The book can be broken down into 4 sections. The first is a fast-paced but comprehensive tutorial to the C++ language, which is punctuated with interesting and worthwhile example programs. We then go on to learn about object orientation with C++ and how this relates to Windows programming, and the section ends with the design and implementation of a sizable class-based C++ application. Finally we look at how Visual C++ aids in the debugging process
The third part of the book walks the reader through creating Windows applications using MFC. This includes output to the screen and printer, how to program menus, toolbars and dialogs, how to debug your program and how to respond to a user's actions. To illustrate the theory, this section also includes the complete implementation of a simple but fully-featured drawing application.
The final section comprise an introduction to COM and examples of how to create ActiveX controls using both MFC and the Active Template Library (ATL)

Who is the Author?

Ivor Horton is the best-selling author of Beginning Visual C++ 4, Beginning Visual C++ 5, Beginning Java, Beginning C and Beginning C++ - The Complete Language.
He has been teaching programming to skilled and unskilled students for 25 years and has been chosen by Microsoft to support their developer products.


Summary of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1 Programming with Visual C++
Chapter 2 Data, Variables and Calculations
Chapter 3 Decisions and Loops
Chapter 4 Arrays, Pointers and References
Chapter 5 Introducing Structure Into Your Programs
Chapter 6 More About Program Structure
Chapter 7 A Taste of Old-Fashioned Windows
Chapter 8 Structuring Your Data Using Classes
Chapter 9 More on Classes
Chapter 10 Class Inheritance
Chapter 11 An Example Using Classes
Chapter 12 Debugging
Chapter 13 Understanding Windows Programming
Chapter 14 Working with Menus and Toolbars
Chapter 15 Drawing in a Window
Chapter 16 Creating the Document and Improving the View
Chapter 17 Working with Dialogs and Controls
Chapter 18 Storing and Printing the Document
Chapter 19 Writing Your Own DLLs
Chapter 20 Connecting to Data Sources
Chapter 21 Updating Data Sources
Chapter 22 Understanding OLE Documents
Chapter 23 ActiveX Controls
Chapter 24 Using the Active Template Library
Appendix A Keywords in Visual C++
Appendix B The ASCII Table
Appendix C Solutions to Exercises
Index

L'auteur - Ivor Horton

Ivor Horton started out as a mathematician, but shortly after graduating, he was lured into messing about with computers by a well-known manufacturer. He has spent many happy years programming occasionally useful applications in a variety of languages as well as teaching mainly scientists and engineers to do likewise. He has extensive experience in applying computers to problems in engineering design and to manufacturing operations in a wide range of industries. He is the author of a number of tutorial books on programming in C, C++, and Java. When not writing programming books or providing advice to others, he leads a life of leisure.

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Éditeur(s) Wrox Press
Auteur(s) Ivor Horton
Parution 03/03/1999
Nb. de pages 1200
Format 25,5 x 20,5
Poids 2130g
EAN13 9781861001962

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