Visual C++ .Net Kickstart

Visual C++ .Net Kick Start

Book Cover Visual C++ .NET 2003 Kickstart

From the Inside Cover
"Kate Gregory leaves few stones unturned for developers learning Visual C++. Her precise and witty explanations place the reader on the fast track to becoming adept at writing best-in-class applications for Windows and .NET. No other writer does as good a job explaining and demystifying complex topics, including remoting-with-events and managed-unmanaged interop. Highly recommended."

-Nick Hodapp
Product Manager for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET

Table of Contents: Here's a quick summary.
Sample code: Code for my C++ books has always been on the publisher's site, but they tend to rearrange things. The most common question readers ask me is "where is the code?" Once the code is on this site it will NOT move.
Chapter 3, The .NET Base Class Libraries, is available as a sample chapter at developer.com.
What's the difference between this book and Special Edition Using Visual C++? That book covers all the details of using Visual C++ for both managed and unmanaged code. This book focuses more on managed code, with a special focus on interop between old and new code and reusing unmanaged code from managed applications.
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