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- From: Rob Stewart <stew@datalytics.com>
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- Subject: Re: Help: Good book for MSVC++ 4.0
- Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1996 10:06:29 -0500
- Organization: Datalytics, Inc
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- Dongsheng Liu wrote:
- >
- > Hi!
- > I need some suggestions on choosing a book for MS Visual
- > C++ for windows application. Its seems that there so many books out
- > there for it. Can some one tell me which one is better?
- > I can't speak for which one is better, because there are too
- many too read, let alone compare. However, one of my coworkers
- has worked with several and has found one he likes. He likes VC
- 4 Unleashed by Sam's Publishing because it covers a broad range
- of topics and uses VC's features, including MFC, in its examples
- (some resort to SDK programming in lieu of MFC programming).
- The only caution is it is not for beginner MFC programmers.
-
- > Plus, is that true that MSVC++ 4.0 working on win95(or NT)
- > environment can only develope applications for win95 but win3.x 16 bit
- > environment?
- > VC 2.0 and up only generate 32 bit code. VC 1.52 and earlier
- only generate 16 bit code.
-
- > I am used to using the C++ on the BSD Unix system. I want to do
- > some on PC using MS Visual C++ in win95 environment...
- > You'll find it a much different programming world.
-
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