The source code for "C++ Solutions". This book is a Companion to the book that is widely recognized as "the C++ bible": The C++ Programming Language (third edition) by Bjarne Stroustrup. If you re a programmer, Bjarne s book comes very highly recommended.
This Companion disc contains the source code for the sample
programs presented in INSIDE VISUAL C++ 5.0, as well as pre-
compiled copies of the programs.
To copy all of the sample code onto your hard disk, run the
SETUP.EXE program and follow the instructions that appear on
the screen. The sample code requires about 10 MB of hard disk
space.
See Appendix B for a description of the programs included
on this Companion disk. RESOURCE.WRI identifies other books
and resources for Internet programming. WEBHELP.HLP contains
an introduction to the World Wide Web. TCPMAN.HLP provides
detailed instructions to help you use the Trumpet Winsock
included on this disk. Use the Program Manager s File menu
Run option to execute the SETUP.EXE program found on this
disk. SETUP.EXE will install the programs on your hard drive
and create an Internet Programming group window.
Internet編程技術(shù) [配套程序]
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This Companion disc contains the source code for the sample
programs presented in INSIDE VISUAL C++ 5.0, as well as pre-
compiled copies of the programs.
DESIGN PATTERNS JAVA Companion
Design patterns began to be recognized more formally in the early
1990s by Helm (1990) and Erich Gamma (1992), who described patterns
incorporated in the GUI application framework, ET++. The culmination of
these discussions and a number of technical meetings was the publication of
the parent book in this series, Design Patterns -- Elements of Reusable
Software, by Gamma, Helm, Johnson and Vlissides.(1995). This book,
commonly referred to as the Gang of Four or “GoF” book, has had a powerful
impact on those seeking to understand how to use design patterns and has
become an all-time best seller. We will refer to this groundbreaking book as
Design Patterns, throughout this book and The Design Patterns Smalltalk
Companion (Alpert, Brown and Woolf, 1998) as the Smalltalk Companion.
