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Acknowledgments<br>We couldn't have written this book without the help of many people. We'd like to thank the following people in particular.<br><br>First, we'd like to thank members of the Microsoft Press book team for making this book possible: Danielle Bird, acquisition editor; Kathleen Atkins, project editor; Michelle Goodman, copy editor; Dail Magee Jr., technical editor; Rob Nance, electronic artist; Kerri DeVault, compositor; and Marc Young, a technical editor who read our chapters early in the project. We'd like to thank our peer reviewers: Allen Jones and Adam Freeman. We'd also like to thank the folks at Moore Literary Agency for helping to make this book possible: Mike Meehan, Claudette Moore, and Debbie McKenna.<br><br>Finally, a very significant amount of time goes into writing a book, which is time that we stole from our loved ones. Each of us would like to extend our gratitude to our loved ones, for without their full support, we wouldn't have been able to complete this monumental task.<br>

Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming <br>The goals of this chapter are to guide you through the terminology of object-oriented programming (OOP) and to give you an understanding of the importance of object-oriented concepts to programming. Many languages, such as C++ and Microsoft Visual Basic, are said to "support objects," but few languages actually support all the principles that constitute object-oriented programming. C# is one of these languages: it was designed from the ground up to be a truly object-oriented, component-based language. So, to get the absolute maximum out of this book, you need to have a strong grasp of the concepts presented here. <br><br>I know that conceptual chapters like this are often skipped over by readers who want to dive into the code right away, but unless you consider yourself an "object guru," I encourage you to read this chapter. For those of you only somewhat familiar with object-oriented programming, you should reap benefits from doing so. Also, keep in mind that the chapters that follow this one will refer back to the terminology and concepts discussed here. <br><br>As I've said, many languages claim to be object-oriented or object-based, but few truly are. C++ isn't, because of the undeniable, uncircumventable fact that its roots are deeply embedded in the C language. Too many OOP ideals had to be sacrificed in C++ to support legacy C code. Even the Java language, as good as it is, has some limitations as an object-oriented language. Specifically, I'm referring to the fact that in Java you have primitive types and object types that are treated and behave very differently. However, the focus of this chapter is not on comparing the faithfulness of different languages to OOP principles. Rather, this chapter will present an objective and language-agnostic tutorial on OOP principles themselves. <br><br>Before we get started, I'd like to add that object-oriented programming is much more than a marketing phrase (although it has become that for some people), a new syntax, or a new application programming interface (API). Object-oriented programming is an entire set of concepts and ideas. It's a way of thinking about the problem being addressed by a computer program and tackling the problem in a more intuitive and therefore more productive manner. <br><br>My first job involved using the Pascal language to program the box-office reporting and itinerary applications for Holiday on Ice. As I moved on to other jobs and other applications, I programmed in PL/I and RPG III (and RPG/400). After a few more years, I started programming applications in the C language. In each of these instances, I was easily able to apply knowledge I had learned from prior experience. The learning curve for each successive language was shorter regardless of the complexity of the language I was learning. This is because until I started programming in C++, all the languages I had used were procedural languages that mainly differed only in syntax. <br><br>However, if you are new to object-oriented programming, be forewarned: prior experience with other non-object-oriented languages will not help you here! Object-oriented programming is a different way of thinking about how to design and program solutions to problems. In fact, studies have shown that people who are new to programming learn object-oriented languages much more quickly than those of us who started out in procedural languages such as BASIC, COBOL, and C. These individuals do not have to "unlearn" any procedural habits that can hamper their understanding of OOP. They are starting with a clean slate. If you've been programming in procedural languages for many years and C# is your first object-oriented language, the best advice I can give you is to keep an open mind and implement the ideas I'm presenting here before you throw up your hands and say, "I can fake this in [insert your procedural language of choice]." Anyone who's come from a procedural background to object-oriented programming has gone through this learning curve, and it's well worth it. The benefits of programming with an object-oriented language are incalculable, both in terms of writing code more efficiently and having a system that can be easily modified and extended once written. It just might not seem that way at first. However, almost 20 years of developing software (including the past 8 with object-oriented languages) have shown me that OOP concepts, when applied correctly, do in fact live up to their promise. Without further ado, let's roll up our sleeves and see what all the fuss is about. <br>

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The C++ Programming Language<br> Third Edition

对每个人来说，习惯C++需要一些时间，对于已经熟悉C的程序员来说，这个过程尤其令人苦恼。因为C是C++的子集，所有的C的技术都可以继续使用，但很多用起来又不太合适。例如，C++程序员会认为指针的指针看起来很古怪，他们会问：为什么不用指针的引用来代替呢？<br>C是一种简单的语言。它真正提供的只有有宏、指针、结构、数组和函数。不管什么问题，C都靠宏、指针、结构、数组和函数来解决。而C++不是这样。宏、指针、结构、数组和函数当然还存在，此外还有私有和保护型成员、函数重载、缺省参数、构造和析构函数、自定义操作符、内联函数、引用、友元、模板、异常、名字空间，等等。用C++比用C具有更宽广的空间，因为设计时有更多的选择可以考虑。<br>在面对这么多的选择时，许多C程序员墨守成规，坚持他们的老习惯。一般来说，这也不是什么很大的罪过。但某些C的习惯有悖于C++的精神本质，他们都在下面的条款进行了阐述。<br>

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Inside the C++ Object Model focuses on the underlying mechanisms that support object-oriented programming within C++: constructor semantics, temporary generation, support for encapsulation, inheritance, and "the virtuals"-virtual functions and virtual inheritance. This book shows how your understanding the underlying implementation models can help you code more efficiently and with greater confidence. Lippman dispells the misinformation and myths about the overhead and complexity associated with C++, while pointing out areas in which costs and trade offs, sometimes hidden, do exist. He then explains how the various implementation models arose, points out areas in which they are likely to evolve, and why they are what they are. He covers the semantic implications of the C++ object model and how that model affects your programs.<br><br>Highlights <br><br>

面向模式的软件体系结构 卷1：模式系统

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深入编程内幕之VC6内幕

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1.1 What is a compiler? 1.2 The phases of a compiler 1.3 Interpreters 1.4 Why learn about compilers? 1.5 The structure of this book ......

Hi, there. Thank you for reading my book, Exploring C++. My name is Ray, and I’ll be your author today. And tomorrow. And the day after that. We’ll be together for quite a while, so why don’t you pull up a chair and get comfortable. My job is to help you learn C++. To do that, I have written a series of lessons, called explorations. Each exploration is an interactive exercise that helps you learn C++ one step at a time. Your job is to complete the explorations, and in so doing, learn C++. No doubt you have already leafed through the book a little bit. If not, do so now. Notice that this book is different from most books. Most programming books are little more than written lectures. The author tells you stuff and expects you to read the stuff, learn it, and understand it. This book is different. I don’t see much point in lecturing at you. That’s not how people learn best. You learn programming by reading, modifying, and writing programs. To that end, I’ve organized this book so that you spend as much time as possible reading, modifying, and writing programs.

Chapter 1 Memory Management Mechanisms Chapter 2 Memory Management Policies Chapter 3 High-Level Services Chapter 4 Manual Memory Management Chapter 5 Automatic Memory Management Chapter 6 Miscellaneous Topics

介绍C，C++加解密技术的书籍，英文原版的

介绍用c进行openssl编程的教材，很全面

一本国外比较新的C++教材，还是彩页的哦，呵

数据结构算法与应用-C++语言描述

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The 6.0 release of Visual C++ shows Microsoft's continued focus on Internet technologies and COM, which are key components of the new Windows Distributed interNet Application Architecture (DNA). In addition to supporting these platform initiatives, Visual C++ 6.0 also adds an amazing number of productivity-boosting features such as Edit And Continue, IntelliSense, AutoComplete, and code tips. These features take Visual C++ to a new level. We have tried to make sure that this book keeps you up to speed on the latest technologies being introduced into Visual C++. <br>

Improving security was a major focus while we were developing Windows 2000. At one point, we decided to run an unusual experiment to test the product’s mettle before we released it. We set up a Windows 2000 Web server called “Windows2000test.com,” put it out there, and waited to see what happened. We made no announcement of any kind; we didn’t call any attention to it in any way whatsoever. Within a couple of hours, hundreds of people were already trying to hack it. Within days, tens of thousands of people were hammering away.<br><br>

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这些方便实用的信息将帮助您了解 JScript 的各个部分。<br>在“字母顺序的关键字列表”中，可以找到按字母顺序列出的所有 JScript 语言的主题。如果只需要查看某个主题（例如对象），则有对该主题进行详细说明的章节可供查阅。<br><br>如何操作呢？单击左边任意一个标题，即可显示该标题所包含的项目列表。再从该列表中选择要查看的主题。在打开所选主题后，就可以方便地链接到相关章节。<br><br>

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