Moving into Windows NT Programming Make the Smoothest transition to Windows NT Paperback - Jason Loveman - First - 1993 - Paperback - Sams Publishing

Moving into Windows NT Programming Make the Smoothest transition to Windows NT Paperback

* Guide to converting applications from Windows to Windows NT
* Explains portability issues of Windows NT
* Covers Win32s

Disk contains all source code for Windows and Windows NT applications used in the book

Make the smoothest transition to Windows™ NT with a master-level NT expert! This book is your complete guide to the differences between Windows and Windows NT, portability considerations, and conversion possibilities.

Step your way through sample programs demonstrating the major features of Windows NT—including pipes, memory sharing, DDE, and more. Then, look for common pitfalls and potential problems and learn how to avoid them. Plus, the more advanced features of Windows NT—including threading and inter-process communication—are covered in detail. You also discover the latest information on Win32s, the subset of Windows NT designed as the upgrade path for Windows 3.1 applications.

Make the Leap as Easy as ABC!
* Discover the basic differences between Windows and Windows NT
* Learn how to port existing Windows applications to Windows NT
* Study how to write portable programs in C

Disk contains the source code and executables for all the book's sample programs, including:
* The WINIO library and sample applications
* DLL shared and instanced memory
* Using DDEML for interprocess communication
* Using multiple threads

and more!


INFORMATION CENTER
Intermediate / Advanced
How To / Reference
IBM Compatible Programming Windows NT

Overview

Introduction
1 An Overview of Windows NT
2 NT Internals
3 Porting Programs to NT
4 APortofWINIO
5 NT Multitasking
6 TheNTisforNewTechnologyl
7 Win32s
8 Portability
9 Tools

and much much more!