Windows++: Writing Reusable Windows Code in C++

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Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1992 - Computers - 571 pages
Tells how the author built the Windows++ class library, and how those familiar with Windows and C can build a similar library. Shows how to build reusable Windows code in C++. The approach is different from that of Microsoft SDK. Appendices: Class Library, Sample Programs, Zortech Files, Class Hiera

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POINTS RECTANGLES AND A QUICK TOUR OF C++
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Paul DiLascia is Chief Technical Officer of Refined Reports and a software development consultant. He has a degree in Mathematics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and resides in Cambridge, MA. 020160891XAB04062001

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