Windows Programming with Borland C++

A C programmer's introduction to applications development using Borland's object-oriented programming language, covering Windows 3.1, Windows NT and Win32a. It includes coverage of C-to-C++ code conversions, memory management, interprocess communications and dynamic link libraries. Jeff Mackay teaches object-oriented Windows programming by demonstrating how to code an actual Windows application that takes full advantage of the Windows interface - including window, control, dialog, graphics, and memory management objects. The components developed here can be applied to real-world programming tasks, and are included on disk with other sample programmes.