Learning to Program OS/2 2.0 Presentation Manager by Example
Putting the Pieces Together
by Stephen A. Knight
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Presentation Manager (PM) provides PC users running IBM's OS/2 2.0 operating system, with a highly graphical environment. This is a guide to developing applications in this OS/2 2.0 PM environment. Using a teaching example that builds steadily throughout the book, it aims to provide quick access to the most important PM programming skills, including multitasking, 32-bit programming for OS/2 2.0, number-crunching, fonts, graphics and animation. For practical reference, a complete program that developers may use as a basis for writing applications is included in the text. A disk is included with the book. The guide is ideal for prorogrammers who are moving to multi-tasking environments. It presumes a working knowledge of C programming and experience in programming in DOS. This book should be of interest to programmers.
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Learning to Program OS/2 2.0 Presentation Manager by Example: Putting the Pieces Together
1992, Van Nostrand Reinhold
in English
0442012926 9780442012922
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System requirements for computer disk: IBM PC or compatible with at least 80386 processor; several megabytes of RAM; OS/2 2.0 system; high resolution monitor; 1.44MB diskette drive.
Presentation Manager example program (with C source code) on computer disk written in C programming language as 32-bit application.
Includes index.
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