Rajiv Bhagwat wrote:

> All the technical discussion simply means:
> - go ahead with your linked list without any worries about memory moving.
> Your pointers will NOT change on you without you doing so!! As far as the
> programmers are concerned, the same linked list code should work for DOS,
> Unix or current versions of Windows.

AMEN!

I'm working on it again...

Jan Knepper wrote in message <3B701B60.ACED67DE@smartsoft.cc>...
>Have you done anything on 'D' lately?
>To prepare I could begin creating a newsgroup 'd' <g>
>
>Jan
>
>
>
>Walter wrote:
>
>> This kind of fiddling is why D has typechecking for typedef'd names.
>

    Thanks to everybody who wrote back, I really appreciate it.  I guess it
is now time to retire my Windows API Bible from 7 years back and get an
updated version!
--
            Dan Rushe
            thecourtjesture@advnet.net
            ICQ#: 119626702

Dan Rushe wrote:

>     Thanks to everybody who wrote back, I really appreciate it.  I guess it
> is now time to retire my Windows API Bible from 7 years back and get an
> updated version!

No Kidding!

Jan Knepper wrote:

> Dan Rushe wrote:
>
> >     Thanks to everybody who wrote back, I really appreciate it.  I guess it
> > is now time to retire my Windows API Bible from 7 years back and get an
> > updated version!
>
> No Kidding!

    Does anybody know of a good source of Win32 API information?  As it turns
out, I was trying to reinvent the wheel.  I was working on a tree list control,
but then I realized that Windows 9x already has one.
--
            Dan Rushe
            thecourtjesture@advnet.net
            ICQ#: 119626702

Well, It's called MSDN I guess, you can buy it from M$...



Dan Rushe wrote:

> Jan Knepper wrote:
>
> > Dan Rushe wrote:
> >
> > >     Thanks to everybody who wrote back, I really appreciate it.  I guess it
> > > is now time to retire my Windows API Bible from 7 years back and get an
> > > updated version!
> >
> > No Kidding!
>
>     Does anybody know of a good source of Win32 API information?  As it turns
> out, I was trying to reinvent the wheel.  I was working on a tree list control,
> but then I realized that Windows 9x already has one.

Jan Knepper wrote:

> Well, It's called MSDN I guess, you can buy it from M$...

    Damn, I was afraid you'd say that!  Know of any good books?

--
            Dan Rushe
            thecourtjesture@advnet.net
            ICQ#: 119626702

Dan Rushe wrote:

> Jan Knepper wrote:
> > Well, It's called MSDN I guess, you can buy it from M$...
> Damn, I was afraid you'd say that!  Know of any good books?

Well, I didn't like saying it... But hey, for Win32 and all the
other cr*p that makes part of the alternative (M$) operating
systems it's probably the best resource...
Good books... Depends on what you want to do... Check
digitalmars.com, there might be a reference to a book. Otherwise...
Search for them on Amazon.com...

Jan

I hope you subscribe to DDJ, CUJ, MSDN (MSJ), Window Developer atleast? These mags contain some good articals on the practical aspects and are my substitue to the MSDN subscription.

-- Rajiv Bhagwat


Jan Knepper <jan@smartsoft.cc> wrote in message news:3B7329C4.A6496892@smartsoft.cc...
> Dan Rushe wrote:
>
> > Jan Knepper wrote:
> > > Well, It's called MSDN I guess, you can buy it from M$...
> > Damn, I was afraid you'd say that!  Know of any good books?
>
> Well, I didn't like saying it... But hey, for Win32 and all the
> other cr*p that makes part of the alternative (M$) operating
> systems it's probably the best resource...
> Good books... Depends on what you want to do... Check
> digitalmars.com, there might be a reference to a book. Otherwise...
> Search for them on Amazon.com...
>
> Jan
>
>

What is 'D' Walter?