Windows API Learning Guide

Getting Started with 1.WindowsAPI development
2.Windows Data types
3.Windows data types and WINDOWSAPI functions
4.Windows Data structure
5. Writing system directory information to a file
6. Window creation and message processing
7. Creating a window with a dialog resource
8. Using MFC to create a dialog box window
9. Wide character
10. Three different versions
11. Character Conversion
12. Traversing a volume
13. Drive Properties
14. Disk Capacity
15. Four ways to manipulate files
16. File operation (i)
17. File Operation (ii)
18. Directory Operations (i)
19. Directory Operations (II)
20. Directory Operations (III)
21. File properties and Time
22. Memory-Mapped files
23. System Information (i)
24. System Information (ii)
25. Time Information
26. Registration Form
27. Six main functions
28. Button class controls
29. Editing a Class control
30. Radio Button controls
31. List box control (i)
32. List box control (ii)
33. One of the simplest GDI programs
34.TextOut
35.TabbedTextOut
36.ExtTextOut
37.DrawText
38.DrawTextEx
39. Device Environment Properties for text
40. Select a font
41. Create a font
42. Traverse Installed Fonts
43. Draw Lines
44. Drawing Graphics
45. Polygon Fill Mode
46.RECT Rectangular Structure
47. Displaying bitmaps
48.DLL Dynamic link library (i)
49.DLL Dynamic link library (ii)
50. Writing Service procedures
51. Writing service installation and removal programs
52. Processes and Threads
53. Multithreading
54. Create a thread
55. Line Program Control system
56. Thread Synchronization
57. Thread synchronization Objects
58. Create a Process
59. Environment variables (i.)
60. Environment variables (II.)
61. Environment variables (III.)
62. Traversing the process in the system (i)
63. Traversing the process in the System (ii)
64. Traversing the process in the system (III)
65. Traversing the process in the system (iv)
66. Interprocess Communication-Custom messages
67. Interprocess communication-Data replication messages
68. Interprocess Communication-Clipboard
69. Interprocess Communication-File mapping
70. Interprocess Communication-Pipelines
71. Inter-process communication-postal slots
72. Interprocess Communication-sockets
73.Socket Communication
74.TCPSocket (one)
75.TCPSocket (b)
76.UDPSocket (one)
77.UDPSocket (b)
78. Basic concepts and usage of memory
79. Memory Information
80. Processor Information
81. Virtual Memory status
82. Memory allocation of the program
83. Memory Allocation Example: ENVIRON
84. Why do I create multiple heaps?
85. Heap Functions
86. Basic Memory operation
87. Create multiple heap Examples: SORTBT (i)
88. Create multiple Heap Examples: SORTBT (ii)
89. Global memory allocation and local memory allocation
90. Three ways to allocate memory
91. Virtual Memory functions

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