Borland C++: The Complete Reference
Herbert Schildt · 1997
From the Publisher: If you are among the large numbers of programmers who already appreciate the power and flexibility of Borland C++,then you're probably eager to take advantage of the many new features found in the recent release of version 5particularly its all-important Java capabilities. And,as many programmers have in the past,chances are good that you will look to Herb Schildt,the world's leading C/C++ author,for a how-to book you can trust to cover the essential new issues of this popular compiler. Not one to disappoint his readers in their time of need,Schildt's Borland C++: The Complete Reference arrives to ease the transition to version 5. This heavy-hitting guide covers all the important new topics,such as Java,Support for Windows 95,the C++ standard template library (STL),and the many new features added by the latest draft of the ANSI C++ standard. Plus,Schildt also includes extensive updated coverage of existing features,so you get a reference that truly is complete. Borland C++: The Complete Reference provides a complete discussion of the C and C++ languages,as well as an in-depth look at the Borland C++ environment. As you delve deeper into the book,you'll find full descriptions of the C++ functions and class libraries. Entire sections are devoted to explaining everything you need to know about Windows programming using Borland C++ (including Windows 95/NT),and how to use Borland C++ to develop in the Java environment. This masterful guide also features numerous ready-to-use code examples,so you can apply what you've learned and benefit from practical,hands-on experience. Borland C++: The Complete Reference is your sourcebook for developing atotal,up-to-the-minute command of Borland C++.