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Hey! Okay, Im close to convincing my superiors that we should program our next major GUI in VC++ (.NET) I was hoping that you could all please give me a list of your favortie books (and resources i.e. websites) that cover the following: Asynchronous Sockets DLL Programming IPC and Resource Sharing Firewall Programming (and programming applications that can traverse them) Win32 and MFC And answer me this, This gui is going to be large, very big, many features. Should I plan on using MFC or program it Win32 SDK? What would you do? Ryan Baillargeon Software Specialist Fuel Cell Technologies Inc.
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Hey! Okay, Im close to convincing my superiors that we should program our next major GUI in VC++ (.NET) I was hoping that you could all please give me a list of your favortie books (and resources i.e. websites) that cover the following: Asynchronous Sockets DLL Programming IPC and Resource Sharing Firewall Programming (and programming applications that can traverse them) Win32 and MFC And answer me this, This gui is going to be large, very big, many features. Should I plan on using MFC or program it Win32 SDK? What would you do? Ryan Baillargeon Software Specialist Fuel Cell Technologies Inc.
You are asking a key question about program design. I believe program design is more important any any software project than even actual coding. I recommend setting up a design plan for both Win32 and MFC. Afterward determine which one your software engineers can work with most effectively and efficient. As for books, I highly recommend Programming Windows with MFC Second Edition by Jeff Prosise and Programming Applications for Windows Fourth Edition by Jeffrey Richter. Kuphryn