Visual C++.Net: The Complete Reference

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Reap the benefits of Visual C++ .NET with the help of this expertly written, all-encompassing resource. Learn the foundations of good class design, then follow logical steps to create successful object-oriented program solutions. Also find comprehensive coverage on all aspects of Visual C++ .NET, including important topics such as debugging, Web support, attributed programming, and much more.

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Chris H. Pappas is a professor of Computer Science at the B.C.C. S.U.N.Y. campus in Binghamton, New York. And is a Chief Executive Officer for Ninevah National Research, a New York-based company Table of Contents Part I: A Quick Overview of C++ Chapter 1: The Visual Studio.NET C++ Compiler (Version 7) Chapter 2: AQuick Start Using the MDE Chapter 3: Writing, Compiling, and Debugging Simple Programs Chapter 4: Advanced Visual C++ Features PART II: Programming Foundations Chapter 5: C++ Foundations Chapter 6: Working with Data Chapter 7: Program Controls Chapter 8: Writing and Using Functions Chapter 9: Working with Arrays Chapter 10: Using Pointers Chapter 11: An Introduction to I/O in C++ Chapter 12: Structures, Unions, and Miscellaneous Items Chapter 13: Advanced Programming Topics Chapter 14: Power Programming: Tapping Important C and C++ Libraries Chapter 15: Structures, Unions and Misc. Items Chapter 16: Advanced Programming Topics Chapter 17: ATL Server Chapter 18: Power Programming: Tapping Important C++ Libraries PART III: Foundations for Object-Oriented Programming Chapter 15: Object-Oriented Programming Foundations Chapter 16: Working with C++ Classes Chapter 17: Complete I/O in C++ Chapter 18: Working in an Object-Oriented Environment Chapter 19: Templates and the Standard Template Library PART IV: Windows and Wizards Chapter 20: Concepts and Tools for Windows Applications Chapter 21: Wizards and Procedure-Oriented Chapter 22: Microsoft Foundation Class Library Fundamentals Chapter 23: Wizards and MFC Windows Applications PART V: Advanced Programming Concepts Chapter 25: The STLand Windows Chapter 26: Getting Started with OLE Chapter 27: Getting Started with ActiveX Controls Chapter 28: Dynamic Link Libraries Chapter 29: Web Form Design Appendices Appendix A: Extended ASCII Table Appendix B: DOS 10H, 21H, and 33H Interrupt Parameters