hi
can somebody tell me a very good location from where I could read/download some cool books about WinAPI. i know just some MFC , but i am smart (my IQ is 186) and i am learning very fast. But you see I whana go deaper... and deaper... starting from 0 and going directly to sky!
SO?
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sarkbrain] at [2007-11-18 0:39:01]

# 1 Re: hi
Perhaps if you used more meaningful subject lines people would respond! Also many good books have been recommended, which you would have found after a through search...
Personnaly I prefer Meyers, GoF, Alexandresu, Robbins, Prosise.
# 2 Re: hi
And here is a link that I visit time to time, some are old and some of the links are broken but there are still a good number of online books available here.
http://chunying.tripod.com/computerbooks3.html
mdmd at 2007-11-9 13:03:32 >

# 3 Re: hi
Originally posted by sarkbrain
but i am smart (my IQ is 186) and i am learning very fast. But you see I whana go deaper... and deaper... starting from 0 and going directly to sky!
SO?
Its amazing to see for a person with an IQ of 186 has that many spelling mistakes :|.
Usman.
# 4 Re: hi
I think I have always found Charles Petzold's Programming Windows to be a good introduction to the API, along with Jeffrey Richter's Programming Applications for Microsoft Windows. They will give the basics of programming the API and can get you started.
# 5 Re: hi
can somebody tell me a very good location from where I could read/download some cool books about WinAPI
www.win32asm.cjb.net
other books, examples...worth nothing.
Bengi at 2007-11-9 13:06:31 >

# 6 Re: hi
I didn't read any books about WinAPI, the only thing I have is msdn (3 disks)
You can find it online http://msdn.microsoft.com