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This developer's guide to Microsoft's ATL provides detailed coverage of using the new ATL to create COM-based applications. Section topics include ActiveX controls, NT services, moving from MFC to ATL, and non-Windows ATL development.
Introduction to ATL (Active Template Library)Quick list of what ATL providesMFC Vs ATLATL's Implementation FilesATL's Support for COM ATL's WizardsATL COM AppWizardThe ATL Object WizardObject wizard's Names dialog boxObject Wizard AttributesThreading Model Interface Aggregation Support for ISupportErrorInfo Support Connection Points Free Threaded Marshaler The Structure of an ATL ProjectBasic IDL Keywords Relationship between IDL and its filesATL Project Build OptionsATL's Basic Housing Support: CComModuleObject MapEntry points for a DLL-based COM serverATL's Support for ComponentsATL's IUnknown SupportCComObjectRootEx and CComObjectRootBaseCComObjectRoot and ThreadingWhere are AddRef and Re...
This guide is a practical manual for COM, with the core architecture of ATL clarified and illuminated with code. Text also develops a full control that can be extended or used directly.
An authoritative guide to programming with Active Template Library (ATL), complete with under-the-hood details and explanations. Visual C++ programmers will learn how to develop components easier and faster by mastering ATL. The CD-ROM supplies programmers with the book's sample code as well as abundant sample controls and components.
Microsoft’s Component Object Model is one of the most important concepts in software development today. Developer’s Workshop to COM and ATL 3.0 provides an in-depth treatment of COM and shows how to adopt a component framework, namely ATL, to help lessen the burden of repetitive code. Every chapter contains integrated lab assignments that give you numerous opportunities to build COM clients and servers using raw C++ and IDL, as well as the Active Template Library. The book is divided into five sections, each focusing on a particular aspect of COM and ATL development. The book begins with a review of object-oriented and interface-based programming techniques, then moves into the core aspe...
This book teaches C++ as it is used in the Visual C++ programming environment from the perspective of an intermediate to advanced level VB programmer.
The typical user of this book will be past users of Visual C++ looking to get up to speed quickly on developing applications for the .NET framework in Visual C++.
Focusing on using the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) effectively in Windows programs, this book contains extensive coverage of Database programming and the new Windows 95 controls. It provides valuable techniques for customizing MFC programs. Readers gain a better understanding of MFC by learning how to build their own classes.
Author Andrew Troelsen tells about the building blocks of the COM and .NET architectures and how they interact (i.e. interoperate), with emphasis on a basic understanding of each component part and the role it plays.
Explores COM+ as a solution for software-reusability through the analysis of software engineering problems, case studies, and programming examples.