Win32/mfc/com Study Recommended Books

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Win32 Development

programming Windows by Charles Petzold: Charles Petzold book, a Super classic book for Getting Started with Windows programming, many friends learn MFC, However, it is still unclear how the Windows program works, structure and the use of various APIs, this book from the very basics of the Win32 API programming, especially with the GUI-related API, highly recommended!

Windows Core Programming /Programming application in Microsoft Windows Jeffrey Richter: Developed by the famous master of Windows development Jeffrey Richter , explains some of the usage of Windows programming and system-related APIs, such as Unicode,process,thread, memory management, Ipc,dll,hook, and so on, and the last book is just complementary to each other. Must-read!

Win32 programming of Environment assembly language by Luo Yunbin : This book from the assembly perspective of programming with the API, in addition to basic programming, but also involves some more in-depth technology such as Seh,hook, remote threading, self-weight positioning and other technologies. Well worth a read.

Writing Secure Code /Writing Secure code/by Michael Howard and David: written by Windows security expert Michael Howard and David, a must-read book on Windows security that explains wind OWS and security-related concepts, API usage, and a number of practical security-enhancing techniques, analysis of common security issues, etc. Even if you are not in a safe job, you should read this book because safety has penetrated all aspects of development.

Programming Server Side applications for Microsoft Windows $ by Jason Clark and Jeffrey Richter: Jeffrey Richt Er and other people write about Windows Server-side programming, involving Windows services, asynchronous IO, completion ports, thread pools, eventlog and other high-quality server-side program development required by various technologies. Must-read for server-side developers.

Microsoft? Windows? Internals, fourth Edition:microsoft Windows Server? 2003, Windows XP, and Windows $ by Mark E. Russinovich and David A. Solomon:russinovich are experts in Windows programming and are the founding of SYS internal Wang Jian One of the people who joined Microsoft shortly before the company became Microsoft's Technical Fellow (Microsoft internal engineer's highest title, equivalent to Vice President level), he is very proficient in the Windows kernel. This book does not speak directly to API usage, but rather explains how the various parts of the Windows kernel work, and reading this book will give you a very deep understanding of the internals of Windows. Highly recommended! debugging applications for Microsoft. NET & Microsoft Windows, by John Robbins: Covers various debugging methods, APIs, tips and tools used under the Windows platform. It is good for improving the level of debugging and understanding of Windows, and these techniques can also be used in the program to improve the stability and debugging of the program. Recommended.

MFC development

programming Windows with MFC by Jeff Prosise: Jeff Prosise's books have always been of high quality, this book is no exception, explaining how MFC is used, and as a reference book is also valuable, must read!

MFC Internals:inside the Microsoft (c) Foundation Class Architecture by by George Shepherd, Scot Wingo and in layman 's MFC by Houtie : These two books explain the internal implementation of MFC, explain the message in MFC and Messagemap, object serialization, Document/view structure, OLE and other content, very classic, learning MFC highly Recommended!

Com

COM Essence Theory /COM Essentials, by Don Box: COM technology expert Don box (originally in DevelopMentor, later joined Microsoft), mainly on the concept and principles of COM (not to explain the actual use of c++/ ATL for COM programming, especially in the first few chapters to emulate COM in C + + is very helpful in understanding COM. Learn COM must-read.

COM Principles and Applications , by Pan Eming : Also a good book to learn com, not only to explain the principle, but also more practical, involving the content also has a certain breadth and depth, and the above can be matched with the read.

Deep Analysis Atl/atl Internals, by Brent E. Rector, Chris Sells: Explains the internal implementation of ATL, such as smart pointers, Ccomobject,ccommodule, CComCoClass, connection points, and so on. When you actually use ATL, you often need to follow up to ATL internal code to find problems, or ATL may have problems, so this book is very important. Highly recommended.

COM Master Heart Sutra /Effective com:50 Ways to Improve Your COM and mts-based applications , by Keith Brown, Tim Ewald, Chris Sells, Don Box (Edit): This book in a similar way effective C + +, with 50 item explained 50 use COM to pay attention to the problem, very practical. Highly recommended.

Win32/mfc/com Study Recommended Books