Book recommendations...
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Hi, I'm running a team where our .net development is going to need to integrate with some commercial software with C++ APIs. I've identified Managed C++ as the implementation mechanism for integrating the technologies and we have a couple of prototypes working... .. however, I've managed to convince the Project Manager that we should have a couple of reference books available for the team. Can anyone recommend any MC++ books, specifically Visual Studio 2005?
Regards, Ray
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Hi, I'm running a team where our .net development is going to need to integrate with some commercial software with C++ APIs. I've identified Managed C++ as the implementation mechanism for integrating the technologies and we have a couple of prototypes working... .. however, I've managed to convince the Project Manager that we should have a couple of reference books available for the team. Can anyone recommend any MC++ books, specifically Visual Studio 2005?
Regards, Ray
Ray, Unfortunately, there aren't many books available. However, I have found the following useful: C++/CLI The Visual C++ Language for .NET Gordon Hogenson, Apress ISBN-13:978-1-59059-705-7 ISBN-10:59059-705-2 This deals mostly with the C++/CLI language. The same author will have the following available in April, 2007: Expert Visual C++/CLI, Apress Also, Pro Visual C++/CLI and the .NET 2.0 Platform Stephen G. Fraser. Apress seems to be more for beginners than the aforementioned. Also, C++/CLI in Action Nishant Sivakumar, Manning ISBN: 1-932394-81-8 will be released in April, 2007 also. This book is written by one of our great contributors here at the Code Project. Geo.
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