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Started by Hammonjj Mar 28, 2006 at 10:25 AM 1 reply 500+ views

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Mar 28, 2006 at 10:25 AM

A few weeks ago I picked up a book on C++ programming and am really starting to enjoy it. It has become my daily stress reliever. Even though I'm still fairly new, I'm starting to get reasonably good at programming. I'm planning on getting a more advanced general C++ book, but I also want to start doing some windows programming as well. I got some good suggestions on general C++ books, but have yet to find any good visual C++ books. Does anyone know of a good visual C++ book?

yadango

Mar 28, 2006 at 12:06 PM

Anything from Microsoft Press, Prosise, and Richter is pretty good. The only VS book I have that isn't MS Press is Visual Studio Hacks by O'Reilly which I highly recommend.

basement

Mar 28, 2006 at 12:10 PM

Charles Petzold, a man with the Windows logo tattooed on his arm, is the author of the "Programming Windows" book classics.

The Windows API is very frustrating to learn/use though, so if you want to get more work done you could look at some MFC books. MFC is the C++ way of doing things on windows, I have a book from Jeff Prosise and I really enjoyed it. I believe the title of this book is "Programming Windows with MFC"

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