Mastering windows NT programming /
Brian Myers & Eric Hamer.
- San Francisco : Sybex Inc., c1993.
- xxxv, 1236 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer disk (5 1/4 in.)
Table of Content
1. Understanding the NT System Windows NT: new technology Overview of the system The NT executive etc.
2. Compiling a windows NT program Tools for building A simple Win32 program
3. Porting from 16-Bit windows to Win32 Differences between 16-bit and 32-bit windows programming Extended GDI functions Semantic changes etc.
4. Creating and synchronizing multiple threads Concepts Commands Synchronizing threads etc.
5. Creating processes and pipes Concepts: processes and pipes Commands Pipes etc.
6. Handling exceptions Concepts Commands Code
7. Managing memory Concepts Commands Heap functions etc.
8. Drawing complex shapes with the new GDI Changes to the GDI Concepts Commands etc.
9. Transforming enhanced meta files Concepts Commands Enhanced metafile etc.
10. Creating special effects with Bitmaps and palettes Concepts Commands code: the DibLib library etc.
11. Designing dynamic-link libraries for windows NT Concepts Commands Code
12. Working with files Concepts Commands Code
13. Communicating through the DDEML Concepts Commands Code
14. Writing an OLE client Concepts Commands for OLE clients Code: the client program
15. Writing an OLE server Concepts Commands Code: the server program
16. Programming for Multimedia Concepts Commands Code: the showwave program
17. Surveying advanced features System security Protecting the object Evaluating access requests etc.