PC Intern: The Encyclopedia of System Programming

by Michael Tischer, Bruno Jennrich

Clearly describes the aspects of programming under all versions of DOS and Windows 95, with many practical examples written in assembly language, C++, Pascal and Virtual Basic. Chapters cover topics such as Win95 Virtual Memory and common controls; writing DLLS; understanding the Win95 shell; using OLE; the Win95 Registry; memory organization on the PC; using extended and expanded memory; and programming techniques for CD-ROM drives, Sound Blaster, interrupt controller, graphic and video cards, and the real time clock. The CD-ROM contains source code, program files, and Adobe Acrobat Reader 2.0. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Genres: Programming

985 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1996

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[Arbooz Ibrah]

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