Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET
Richard Grimes
- 出版商: MicroSoft
- 出版日期: 2002-08-31
- 售價: $2,010
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,910
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 450
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0735617244
- ISBN-13: 9780735617247
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相關分類:
.NET、C++ 程式語言、Visual C++
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Description:
The Visual C++ developer’s guide to Visual C++ managed extensions—or for programmers using Microsoft Visual C#™ who want to tap into all the power of the .NET Framework
Visual C++ has several capabilities that Visual C#
does not have, including better access to unmanaged code, the ability to mix
managed and unmanaged code in the same source file, direct access to unmanaged
data, and other features. Because developers who use C# may want to implement
more C++ in their Microsoft .NET applications, this book thoroughly covers the
Visual C++ managed extensions, plus how to write .NET libraries and
applications. Readers learn the different programming rules for managed
extensions, along with the features that are new to Visual C++ and other
.NET-compatible languages.
• Discusses the capabilities of Visual C++
that Visual C# does not have, plus the features that are new to Visual C++ and
other .NET-compatible languages
• Thoroughly covers the Visual C++ managed
extensions, plus how to write .NET libraries and applications
• Written by
one of the most highly respected C++ programming experts
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments | xiii |
Introduction | xv |
1 Managed Types | 1 |
New Keywords in Visual C++ .NET | 1 |
MSIL and Native Code | 4 |
C++ Primitive Types | 7 |
Managed Types and Value Types | 9 |
Managed Objects | 10 |
Value Types | 18 |
Managed Pointers | 24 |
Passing by Reference and by Value | 28 |
Properties | 29 |
Delegates and Events | 33 |
Attributes | 38 |
Managed Interfaces | 45 |
Managed Strings | 52 |
Managed Arrays | 56 |
Exceptions and Managed Code | 65 |
Implementing .NET Types | 72 |
Namespaces | 72 |
Inheritance | 74 |
Exporting and Importing Types | 76 |
Casts and Conversions | 82 |
Managed Operators | 84 |
Creating and Destroying Objects | 86 |
Entry Points | 89 |
2 Interop | 91 |
It Just Works! | 93 |
Native C++ Classes | 93 |
CRT and Static-Link Libraries | 103 |
C++ Standard Library | 104 |
Managed Pointers in Unmanaged Types | 104 |
Global Methods | 107 |
Platform Invoke | 109 |
DllImport | 110 |
Platform Invoke Under the Covers | 115 |
Platform Invoke and Parameters | 116 |
Calling Win32 APIs Using IJW | 124 |
Marshaling | 129 |
Exceptions | 133 |
COM Interop | 135 |
.NET and COM Objects | 136 |
Tools | 141 |
.NET COM Attributes | 144 |
Interfaces Defined by the .NET Framework | 147 |
Using COM Types in .NET | 148 |
Using .NET Types from COM | 150 |
Exceptions | 151 |
Marshaling .NET Objects | 152 |
Threading | 153 |
COM+ Interop | 154 |
3 Delegates and Events | 157 |
Delegates as Type-Safe Function Pointers | 157 |
Function Pointers with Unmanaged Code | 158 |
Function Pointers and Global Functions | 161 |
Delegates | 162 |
Dynamic Creation of Delegates | 166 |
Delegate Parameters | 167 |
Multicast Delegates | 169 |
Delegates as Smart Function Pointers | 172 |
Exceptions and Delegates | 173 |
Delegates and Interop | 174 |
Marshaling Delegates | 178 |
Asynchronous Programming | 179 |
Parameters and Asynchronous Delegates | 180 |
Calling Delegates Asynchronously | 181 |
Asynchronous Calls and Exceptions | 189 |
Asynchronous Calls and the .NET Framework Class Library | 190 |
Managed Events | 192 |
The .NET Framework and Events | 195 |
Unified Event Model | 196 |
COM Events | 201 |
Writing Multithreaded Code | 207 |
Managed Threads | 207 |
Thread States | 214 |
Foreground and Background Threads | 215 |
Thread Local Data | 216 |
Threads and Exceptions | 220 |
Synchronization Objects | 222 |
Thread Pool | 226 |
Synchronized Contexts | 228 |
4 User Interface Development | 231 |
Developing Windows Forms with C++ | 231 |
Components and Containers | 233 |
Building GUI Applications | 250 |
Using GDI+ | 253 |
Graphics Class | 255 |
Coordinate Structures | 257 |
Coordinate Transforms | 259 |
Clipping Regions | 263 |
Colors | 264 |
Pens | 265 |
Brushes | 267 |
Bitmaps | 268 |
Cursors | 270 |
Icons | 271 |
Text and Fonts | 272 |
Graphics Paths | 273 |
Regions | 274 |
Controls and Forms | 275 |
Where's the WndProc? | 276 |
Standard Windows Controls | 281 |
Exceptions | 282 |
Events, Properties, and Status | 283 |
Controls and ActiveX Interfaces | 285 |
Control Handles | 288 |
Drag and Drop | 290 |
Superclassing | 293 |
Standard Forms | 294 |
Event Handling Strategies | 295 |
Using Windows Header Files | 297 |
Using Managed Resources | 298 |
Assemblies and Win32 Resources | 299 |
Managed Resources | 301 |
Compiled Managed Resources | 302 |
Localization | 305 |
5 Systems Programming | 309 |
Assemblies | 309 |
Portable Executable Files | 310 |
Metadata Directory | 312 |
Reading Metadata | 314 |
Assembly Format | 319 |
Assembly Configuration | 324 |
Versioning and Fusion | 341 |
Security | 348 |
Code Access Security | 349 |
Role-Based Security | 353 |
Verifiable Code | 354 |
Unmanaged .NET Services API | 355 |
Enumerating Managed Processes | 356 |
Getting Information About the Garbage Collector | 358 |
Hosting the .NET Runtime | 359 |
6 Building Code with Visual C++ .NET | 363 |
Visual Studio .NET IDE | 363 |
Commands | 364 |
Projects, Solutions, and Configurations | 368 |
Visual Studio .NET Options | 382 |
Editing Code | 383 |
Visual Studio .NET Command Line | 391 |
The DTE Object | 393 |
The Visual C++ 7 Libraries | 395 |
Project Types | 396 |
Managed Applications | 398 |
Managed Class Libraries | 401 |
Managed Object Files and Modules | 402 |
Makefile Projects | 403 |
Managed Web Services | 404 |
Web Service Clients | 408 |
Comment Web Pages | 409 |
Compiling Code | 411 |
Compiler Switches | 411 |
Linker Switches | 414 |
Optimization | 415 |
Build Steps | 415 |
Examples of Common Solutions | 416 |
Multiassembly Solutions | 416 |
Multimodule Solutions | 420 |
Projects That Use Resources | 420 |
Solutions That Have Satellite Assemblies | 421 |
7 Debugging | 423 |
Writing Code for Debugging | 424 |
Debuggable Code | 424 |
.NET Conditional Code | 427 |
Tracing Code | 429 |
Assertions | 444 |
Symbol Files and Managed Code | 454 |
Making Code Easier to Debug | 459 |
Using the Visual Studio .NET Debugger | 460 |
Locating Assemblies | 460 |
Starting the Debugger | 462 |
Debugging Processes | 470 |
Debugging Mixed Code | 483 |
Debugging Multithreaded Code | 483 |
Debugging Across Application Domains | 486 |
Remote Debugging | 487 |
Profiling | 491 |
A .NET Framework Libraries | 501 |
Strings | 501 |
Character Characterization | 501 |
String Routines | 502 |
Data Conversion | 502 |
Files and I/O | 503 |
Stream I/O | 503 |
Console I/O | 503 |
Formatted Output | 504 |
File Handling | 505 |
Directory Routines | 505 |
Process and Environment Control | 506 |
Time | 506 |
Containers | 507 |
B Further Resources | 509 |
Tools | 509 |
ILDASM | 509 |
Anakrino | 510 |
MetaInfo | 510 |
Rotor | 510 |
DUMPBIN | 511 |
PEDump | 511 |
DbgView | 511 |
RegMon | 511 |
Tools Supplied with This Book | 511 |
Profiler | 511 |
HexDump | 512 |
DumpInterfaces | 512 |
Books | 512 |
INDEX | 515 |