Synopsis
The Windows 2000 32-bit Programming API Superbible contains complete descriptions of each function, detailed parameter descriptions, and examples for each function that are concise and show the functionality. Topics include the new Win32 API, message processing, creating windows, creating menus, user input functions, memory management, I/O with files, the registry, processes, threads, and fibers, and error and exception processing.
- More than just a reference, this book explains how things really work, as opposed to how they're supposed to work
- Windows 2000 programmers have to know the APIs, or they can't do their jobs
- Addresses every API call with a detailed description and usage tips
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About the Author
Richard J. Simon has also authored the Windows 95, and Win32 API SuperBibles. At present he is the VP of development/information systems for a software development firm in Irving, TX. His software development experience spans 15 years, and he has spent the last 12 years specializing in client/server Windows applications developed in C and C++.
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