C++/CLI in Action
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.73 (710 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1932394818 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 416 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He works for The Code Project and is in charge of the MFC libraries Ultimate Toolbox, Ultimate Grid and Ultimate TCP/IP products sold through The Code Project Storefront. Nish loves reading Science Fiction, P G Wodehouse and Agatha Christie. Nishant Sivakumar has been programming since 19909, and has ext
"Excellent text" according to golden_. The book is well written, and brings the reader along slowly enough to grasp all the important concepts along the way. The book will take an experienced C++ programmer easily through every concept he/she needs to know in order to use the language in the .NET environment.Chapter 1 introduces simple CLI concepts such as the /clr compiler option, CLR types, handles, gcnew, and boxing. Chapters 2 and Excellent text The book is well written, and brings the reader along slowly enough to grasp all the important concepts along the way. The book will take an experienced C++ programmer easily through every concept he/she needs to know in order to use the language in the .NET environment.Chapter 1 introduces simple CLI concepts such as the /clr compiler option, CLR types, handles, gcnew, and boxing. Chapters 2 and 3 graduate to more advanced concepts including delegates, finalizers, managed templates, and generics.Chapters Excellent text golden_ The book is well written, and brings the reader along slowly enough to grasp all the important concepts along the way. The book will take an experienced C++ programmer easily through every concept he/she needs to know in order to use the language in the .NET environment.Chapter 1 introduces simple CLI concepts such as the /clr compiler option, CLR types, handles, gcnew, and boxing. Chapters 2 and 3 graduate to more advanced concepts including delegates, finalizers, managed templates, and generics.Chapters 4 and 5 explain how to mix . and 5 explain how to mix . graduate to more advanced concepts including delegates, finalizers, managed templates, and generics.Chapters Excellent text golden_ The book is well written, and brings the reader along slowly enough to grasp all the important concepts along the way. The book will take an experienced C++ programmer easily through every concept he/she needs to know in order to use the language in the .NET environment.Chapter 1 introduces simple CLI concepts such as the /clr compiler option, CLR types, handles, gcnew, and boxing. Chapters 2 and 3 graduate to more advanced concepts including delegates, finalizers, managed templates, and generics.Chapters 4 and 5 explain how to mix . and 5 explain how to mix . stosh"Near to being a statndard for learning this language" according to stosh259. I use the word near because for me personally, illustrations are the best way to learn anything. The author laments that his examples are very humble and that's OK for many - even most. As long as the idea is described, then the author has done his part to get the idea across. I feel that there should be more to expand concepts with the sample code that is included. The contrast to that is concepts can be made confusing by large examples that would risk clouding the idea that was being taught.It is a fine balance to be sure and the . 59 said Near to being a statndard for learning this language. I use the word near because for me personally, illustrations are the best way to learn anything. The author laments that his examples are very humble and that's OK for many - even most. As long as the idea is described, then the author has done his part to get the idea across. I feel that there should be more to expand concepts with the sample code that is included. The contrast to that is concepts can be made confusing by large examples that would risk clouding the idea that was being taught.It is a fine balance to be sure and the . Excellent Book Dane Tritle C++/CLI in Action (Nishant Sivakumar): by far my favorite book on C++/CLI and interop. Sivakumar shows how to interop mananged and unmanaged code and solve real-world problems with concise discussion and thorough code examples. This book has been a huge help as I enhance legacy C++ MFC apps to leverage C# libraries, host WPF content, and host WCF services that will hopefully one day replace all of the legacy COM entry points. Topics include: C++/CLI and syntax, MFC, WPF, WCF, interop with Win Forms, interop with .NET events, DLLs th
This book explores the C++/CLI syntax, teaches how to mix native C++ and managed .NET code, and shows how to integrate C++ with Windows Forms, WPF (Avalon), and WCF (Indigo). Imagine taking a C++-based program you've been using for a decade and giving it a snazzy new interface using Windows Presentation Foundation. With C++/CLI, developers can integrate existing C++ code into the .NET platform without rewriting their applications. C++ is the language of choice for thousands of applications and millions of lines of code. Designed for readers who already know C++, this book starts by teaching the unique aspects of the C++/CLI language. C++/CLI in Action shows you how to bridge the gap between your existing C++ code and the .NET platform. After a quick tour through the basics, readers work through exampl
Nish loves reading Science Fiction, P G Wodehouse and Agatha Christie. Presently, he lives in Toronto with his loving wife Smitha.. About the AuthorNishant Sivakumar has been programming since 19909, and has extensive experience with Visual C++, MFC, C#, and the .NET Framework. In addition to C++/CLI in Action, Nish has authored Extending MFC applications with the .NET Framework as well as Summer Love and Some More Cricket, a romantic comedy. He works for The Code Project and is in charge of the MFC libraries Ultimate Toolbox, Ultimate Grid and