Good Book

[WELCOME ###]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?
Thank all.
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[Ian Collins]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?

Why ask on a C group?

 

[Ian Collins]

Why ask on a C group?

Oops, wrong group.... Crawl back under rock.

 

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* Windows Form (.Net)

What's Windows? (happy who don't know/need )

* Language C++

Thinking in C++?

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Erik_Wikstr=F6m?=]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?
Thank all.

Don't know about .Net, ask in a group that deals with such things. For
C++ many recommend _Accelerated C++_ by Koenig and Moo to start with and
sooner or later you'll probably want _The C++ Programming Language_ by
Stroustrup.

 

[ralpe]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?
Thank all.

I don't know good books about .Net.

For learning C++ I recommend "Accelerated C++". After that you should
read Dewhursts' "C++ Common Knowlege" and Meyers' "Effective C++ 3d
Ed.". Stroustrup's "The C++ Programming Language" is a good reference.

HTH
Ralpe

 

[WELCOME ###]

I have a good idea about C++ as a Language.But I want to know more about
"Windows Form" in C++.
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[ralpe]

I have a good idea about C++ as a Language.But I want to know more about
"Windows Form" in C++.

You can't use Windows Forms with Standard C++. You need Microsoft's
Managed C++ for that. I only know about books on Windows Forms that use
C# or VB, but it shouldn't be too hard to translate that to Managed
C++.

ralpe

 

[John Carson]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?
Thank all.
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As has been pointed out, you can't do that in Standard C++. You need to use
Managed C++ (now deprecated) or C++/CLI. There are very few books on it. See
here for a couple.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b...earch-alias=stripbooks&field-keywords=c++/cli

The place to ask about this stuff is

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

 

[mlimber]

* Windows Form (.Net)
* Language C++
Please who can tell me a good book dealing with the above elements ?

See this FAQ and those following:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-learn-cpp.html#faq-28.4

and the myriad book reviews at accu.org.

Cheers! --M

 

[Mari]

WELCOME ### wrote:

Addison Wesley - Windows Forms Programming in C#

Thinking in C++
C++ FAQs

 

[rhle.freak]

C++ FAQs

Hi all ,i am new to this group,just starting out programming in c++,i
have a good grasp over 'c' and now i am moving onto c++.
I would like to know if the oop learning curve is very steep and also
could you suggest a standard reference book.
Stroustrup's "The C++ Programming Language" seems to be good reference
and a choice of many...can i jump onto it without any other beginner
level books in c++?

 

[osmium]

Hi all ,i am new to this group,just starting out programming in c++,i
have a good grasp over 'c' and now i am moving onto c++.
I would like to know if the oop learning curve is very steep and also
could you suggest a standard reference book.
Stroustrup's "The C++ Programming Language" seems to be good reference
and a choice of many...can i jump onto it without any other beginner
level books in c++?

Some people can and some can't. Since you are going to want his book sooner
or later anyhow, why don't you give it a shot?