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From: MrAsm on 2 Apr 2007 12:32 On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 09:01:31 -0700, "Tom Serface" <tom.nospam(a)camaswood.com> wrote: >Yeah, you're right. Not much change Bjarne is going to write about MFC :o) > >Tom :-) MrAsm
From: Shahoo on 2 Apr 2007 17:23 > But the OP would like a book about MFC and Visual C++, not a generic > book on "pure" C++... At least, it is my understanding... Yes thats true, I want a book on MFC and Visual C++, cause I already know pure C++ .
From: BobF on 2 Apr 2007 20:31 On 2 Apr 2007 14:23:29 -0700, Shahoo wrote: >> But the OP would like a book about MFC and Visual C++, not a generic >> book on "pure" C++... At least, it is my understanding... > > Yes thats true, I want a book on MFC and Visual C++, cause I already > know pure C++ . <http://www.amazon.com/Visual-C%2B%2B-NET-Bible-Archer/dp/0764548379/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/104-4511548-1878360?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175560135&sr=1-2> Despite the title, there is very little about .Net in this book. A decent crash-course in MFC
From: Shahoo on 3 Apr 2007 18:25 On Apr 3, 4:31 am, BobF <rNfOrSePeA...(a)charter.net> wrote: > On 2 Apr 2007 14:23:29 -0700, Shahoo wrote: > > >> But the OP would like a book about MFC and Visual C++, not a generic > >> book on "pure" C++... At least, it is my understanding... > > > Yes thats true, I want a book on MFC and Visual C++, cause I already > > know pure C++ . > > <http://www.amazon.com/Visual-C%2B%2B-NET-Bible-Archer/dp/0764548379/r...> > > Despite the title, there is very little about .Net in this book. A decent > crash-course in MFC Thanks for all the help. Finally I got this ebooks : --------------------------------------------------------------------- Programming Windows With MFC 2nd Edition By Jeff Prosise Mastering Windows 2000 Programming with Visual C++ By Ben Ezzell Learn Visual C++ 6 Now By Chuck Sphar Beginning Visual C++ 2005 By Ivor Horton Programming Microsoft Visual C++ 5th Edition By David J.Kruglinski,Geaorge Sheperd and Scott Wingo --------------------------------------------------------------------- As I mentioned earier I cannot buy them from Amazon or other sites and so there is no way to get books on VC++ and MFC, i.e. English Ones, some people have translated some of the books but the translation is not good and they just translate half of the book. So I had to download them at some sites like rapidshared.org and blueportal.org. I know it is some kind of piracy but I have to do that because : 1- I am studing software engineering 2- There no good books around 3- I cannot buy books from Book Sellers Web Sites What would you do if you were me? And I like to hear your comments on these books. Thanks in Advance.
From: Tom Serface on 3 Apr 2007 18:49
Wow, that's a lot of heavy reading... enjoy! :o) Tom "Shahoo" <shahookamangar(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1175639151.455778.269490(a)e65g2000hsc.googlegroups.com... > Thanks for all the help. > Finally I got this ebooks : > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Programming Windows With MFC 2nd Edition By Jeff Prosise > Mastering Windows 2000 Programming with Visual C++ By Ben Ezzell > Learn Visual C++ 6 Now By Chuck Sphar > Beginning Visual C++ 2005 By Ivor Horton > Programming Microsoft Visual C++ 5th Edition By David > J.Kruglinski,Geaorge Sheperd and Scott Wingo > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > As I mentioned earier I cannot buy them from Amazon or other sites and > so there is no way to get books on VC++ and MFC, i.e. English Ones, > some people have translated some of the books but the translation is > not good and they just translate half of the book. So I had to > download them at some sites like rapidshared.org and blueportal.org. I > know it is some kind of piracy but I have to do that because : > 1- I am studing software engineering > 2- There no good books around > 3- I cannot buy books from Book Sellers Web Sites > > What would you do if you were me? > > And I like to hear your comments on these books. > Thanks in Advance. > |