Re: [Dev-C++] Re: learning c++, best book

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

I agree with Mrs Elizabeth, I have "win32 programming" by Rector and Newcomer, too. Since it I achieved to make programs
which work (I'm still in experimantation with the programs), and nowI understand what means the things at the Win32API
programmer's reference.
Reliable's tutorial is a good place for c++ windows programming, but I would recommend take a sight in Foreger's tutorial
before (www.winprog.org or com)
Another book you'll hear is "programming windows" by Petzold, but it is only C and i more limited than Rector's (judging
with the TOC, since I haven't read Petzold's book)