Win32 System Services by Marshall Brain

Win32 System Services by Marshall Brain

Fully updated to reflect Win32 enhancements in Windows 2000 and Windows 98, Marshall Brain's classic guide remains the most effective way for developers to master Win32 services in real-world application development. Brain introduces Win32 files, directory and drive structure, NT processes and threads, synchronization mechanisms, network communications, Remote Procedure Calls, NT services, NT security, consoles, communications ports, accessing system information, and using DLLs to modularize programs. Each self-contained chapter covers a different API service, with functions demonstrated clearly in code examples. Brain also shows how multiple services can be integrated to create larger, more sophisticated applications.

MARSHALL BRAIN is founder and principal of Interface Technologies, Research Triangle Park, NC. His firm specializes in software training for developers at leading financial companies. His recent Prentice Hall PTR books include Developing Professional Applications for Windows 98 and NT Using MFC and Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming (with Nick Gratten).

RON REEVES is President of Computer Engineering, Inc., a leading consulting and training company based in Howell, MI.

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ISBN 13	9780130225573
ISBN 10	0130225576
Title	Win32 System Services
Author	Marshall Brain
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Publisher	Pearson Education (US)
Year published	2000-12-12
Number of pages	720
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