536 p. Congratulations — you’ve chosen one of today’s hottest new programming tools! Before you can jump into using all of what C++Builder has to offer, though, you’ll need to learn a little about C++ first. In this chapter you will find - A quick tour of C++Builder - Information about how to write a Win32 console-mode application - An introduction to the C++ language - Facts...
Developer’s Guide. Borland Software Corporation 100 Enterprise Way, Scotts Valley, CA 95066-3249, 2002, 1284 p. The Developer’s Guide describes intermediate and advanced development topics, such as building client/server database applications, writing custom components, creating Internet Web server applications, and including support for industry-standard specifications such as...
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, 2001. — 977 p. C++ Builder 5 is an integrated development enviroment for building standalone, client/server, distributed and Internet-enabled Windows applications. This resource provides an introduction to the operation of the Intergrated Development Enviroment (IDE), the various tools, the debugger, the C++ language and libaries. It also...
2nd Edition. — FunctionX, 2003. — 820 p. This ebook is a valuable supplement to the already lack of documentation of the marvelous C++ programming environment from Borland. This ebook follows a detailed exposition of the Visual Component Library and more important, it shows how the C++ language is implemented and used to create Microsoft Windows applications. Although Borland...
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