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Windows System Programming View Larger Image | Johnson M. Hart
Addison-Wesley, Hardcover, 3rd edition, Published October 2004, 537 pages, ISBN 0321256190 | List Price: $69.99
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The definitive guide to systems programming for Windows XP and 2003 using the
essential features and functions of the Windows API.
- Fully updated for Windows 2003, Windows XP, and .NET
- Goes beyond Win32 and now discusses Win64, one of the first books to discuss
this increasingly important technology
- One of the few books on Windows to focus on systems programming, as opposed
to GUI programming
- Contains plentiful examples and sample exercises
This book is a practical guide to the essential features and functions of the
Windows API. Unlike most resources, it focuses on the core system services -
file systems, memory, threads, synchronization, processes, communication, and
security - rather than the more commonly featured graphical user interface (GUI)
functions. While the .NET Framework has gotten most of the excitement the last
few years, there are still many developers whose main responsibility is developing
and maintaining Windows systems apps. Numerous practical, well-tested application
programs-- suitable for both personal and server systems-- are included along
with performance measurements on a wide variety of single and multiprocessor
systems. In addition to WinXP and Win2003, this book teaches how to use the
.NET framework to program the Windows System and develop applications. This
completely updated edition also introduces the use of open source software.
About the Author
Johnson M. Hart is an independent consultant specializing in
Windows and UNIX application development. John develops and delivers courses
and seminars in distributed computing and software reengineering to clients
worldwide.
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