Mixed Language Programming shows the intermediate- to advanced-level programmer how to combine visual programming environments, traditional languages, and existing applications by introducing programming applications across a variety of components. A component can be a programming language or even an existing application - such as Microsoft Word or the Windows Program Manager.
As you learn quick solutions to daunting programming problems, you'll create a complete data-entry system, a report printer/viewer, and a host of utilities integrating the Windows environment. Along the way, you'll incorporate Visual Basic, Borland C++, Visual C++, and Microsoft Word into a full-featured Windows program. Most importantly, you'll learn how to cut your development time by drawing on the best your tools have available to you. The disk included contains sample programs and code fragments which illustrate techniques and which can be incorporated into the programs you write.
Teaches intermediate- to advanced-level programmers how to combine visual programming environments, traditional languages, and existing applications. Students learn to create a complete data-entry system; a report printer/viewer; and utilities in Windows, incorporating Visual Basic, Borland C++, Visual C++, and Microsoft Word into a Windows program. The companion disk includes sample programs and code fragment. Lacks a bibliography. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
