β Scribed by Johnson M. Hart
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Windows System Programming, Third Edition gives a solid grounding on using the core Windows APIs, includingWin64; is updated for Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Framework, and has extensive examples illustrate all topics and show performance impact and tradeoffs. A practical guide to the central features and functions of the Windows API, Windows System Programming, Third Edition, will get you up and running with Windows XP and 2003, as well as other Windows systems. Unlike most Windows programming resources, this book focuses exclusively on the core system servicesfile system, memory, processes and threads, synchronization, communication, and securityrather than on the more commonly featured graphical user interface functions. Especially geared for those already familiar with UNIX or other high-end operating systems, Windows System Programming, Third Edition, helps you to build on your knowledge base to learn the most important features quickly and easily.This new edition has been updated and enhanced with coverage of new API functions, network programming, Windows Services, process and thread management, synchronization, and application performance on single and multiprocessor systems. It also describes techniques for porting applications to Win64, the new Windows 64-bit API.
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This book is decently written but it just doesn't have the sufficient depth. And the writing style is a little messy.
<i>"If you're writing a native Win32 program or just want to know what the OS is really doing underneath, you need John's book. He covers the stuff that real systems programmers absolutely must know. Recommended."</i><i>-Chris Sells, Microsoft Corporation</i><i>"This fourth edition does a great job
<p> <i>βIf youβre writing a native Win32 program or just want to know what the OS is really doing underneath, you need Johnβs book. He covers the stuff that real systems programmers absolutely must know. Recommended.β </i> </p> <p> <i>βChris Sells, Microsoft Corporation</i> </p> <p>Β </p> <p sonormal