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what is the best book to learn M$ C++ standard Net 2003
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Guido_A_Waldenmeier_ Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 482 Credit: 4,774 RAC: 0 |
thx for help greetings guido [/url] [/url]Ich höre immer gerne zu,wenn ich auch nicht immer belehrt werden möchte ;-) |
scsimodo Send message Joined: 15 May 03 Posts: 39 Credit: 51,577 RAC: 0 |
> thx for help greetings guido Try these: "How to post in an international message board?" "How to post topic related?" "How to post correctly to get serious answers to my problem?" Google is your friend! Come back if you learned posting! scsimodo |
Guido_A_Waldenmeier_ Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 482 Credit: 4,774 RAC: 0 |
@scsimodo-- Jawohl der Herr das ist was das rechnen von arbeitseinheiten betrifft relevant! warum nicht das hat mit boinc zu tun oder was glaubst du was eine universität in kalifornien zum programmierung nimmt ausser microsoft compiler man sieht es ja an den zeiten die windows und linux brauchen. gruss guido Ich höre immer gerne zu,wenn ich auch nicht immer belehrt werden möchte ;-) |
CXI Send message Joined: 23 Apr 99 Posts: 30 Credit: 270,498 RAC: 0 |
"Mastering Visual C++" is one of the main books. Visual Studio should come with the MSDN's (Microsoft Developer Network) which is a full set of documentation. You do not really need a separate book. Also, calculating work unit times and/or bechmarks should be unrelated to the Microsoft specific code. I think it is more to do with the operating system itself, not the Boinc code. You probably do not need to understand the Microsoft specific code beyond what the MSDN documentation provides. |
Guido_A_Waldenmeier_ Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 482 Credit: 4,774 RAC: 0 |
@CXI-Thanks for answer in this question have a great day greetings guido --i hope the fun comes i start the work ;-) [/url] [/url] Ich höre immer gerne zu,wenn ich auch nicht immer belehrt werden möchte ;-) |
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