仍有困惑...... [英] Still the confusion is there ....

问题描述

任何人都可以让我知道最常用的术语SDK，API之间的明确和密切差异

，和图书馆 .....

问候，

Omer

解决方案

" ; Madni" < om ******* @ gmail.com写信息

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任何人都可以告诉我什么是清晰而明确的差异。 .....

问候，

Omer

SDK是软件开发工具包。这只是你需要获得的东西才能在代码中使用某些内容。例如，Microsoft为DirectX提供了一个SDK

，其中包括标题，库，手册，教程等......


API是高级编程接口" ;.高级可能不是正确的单词。

API只是一个调用内容的插件，通常在库中。

Windows有很多调用API。


库是预编译的代码。有不同类型的库，在不同的操作系统上使用

不同的术语。有运行时库和

静态链接库。基本上它们是预编译的代码，你将程序链接到

。

Jim Langston写道：

" Madni" < om ******* @ gmail.com写信息

新闻：11 ********************** @ j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com ...

任何人都可以告诉我什么是清晰而明确的差异。 .............................................................................................................................................这只是你需要获得的东西才能在代码中使用某些内容。例如，Microsoft为DirectX提供了一个SDK

，其中包括标题，库，手册，教程等......


API是高级编程接口" ;.高级可能不是正确的单词。

API只是一个调用内容的插件，通常在库中。

Windows有很多调用API。

*应用程序*编程界面。


我只想补充说我听说过两种用途这个词。 （两种色调
相同用途的
可能是一个更好的描述。）有时候你会看到

用来指代一组函数。例如，Windows

API是MS为Win32子系统定义的C接口集。

还有其他

名称引用的Windows API子集，如文件管理API。我也听说它过去常常把这个API的个别函数用来引用

，虽然这似乎不太常见。

（事实上，这可能只来自MS 。）


Evan

>

库是预编译的代码。有不同类型的库，在不同的操作系统上使用

不同的术语。有运行时库和

静态链接库。基本上它们是预编译的代码，你可以将你的程序链接到你的b $ b。

感谢jim拿出你的时间并清除混乱....

是应用程序编程接口...

问候


Jim Langston写道：

Madni < om ******* @ gmail.com写信息

新闻：11 ********************** @ j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com ...

任何人都可以告诉我什么是清晰而明确的差异。 .............................................................................................................................................这只是你需要获得的东西才能在代码中使用某些内容。例如，Microsoft为DirectX提供了一个SDK

，其中包括标题，库，手册，教程等......


API是高级编程接口" ;.高级可能不是正确的单词。

API只是一个调用内容的插件，通常在库中。

Windows有很多调用API。


库是预编译的代码。有不同类型的库，在不同的操作系统上使用

不同的术语。有运行时库和

静态链接库。基本上它们是预编译的代码，你可以将你的程序链接到你的b $ b。

hi,
can any one please let me know whats the clear and stratight difference
between the most commonly used terms "SDK", "API", and "Library" .....
Regards,
Omer

解决方案

"Madni" <om*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

hi,
can any one please let me know whats the clear and stratight difference
between the most commonly used terms "SDK", "API", and "Library" .....
Regards,
Omer

SDK is "Software Development Kit". This is just something you need to get
to be able to use something in code. For example, Microsoft provides an SDK
for DirectX, which includes headers, libraries, manuals, tutorials, etc...

API is "Advanced Programming Interface". Advanced may not be the right word.
An API is just an interfact to call something, usually in a library.
Windows has lots of calls you make to APIs.

A Library is precompiled code. There are different types of libraries, with
different terms used on different OSes. There are runtime libraries and
static link libraries. Basically they are precompiled code that you link
your program to.

Jim Langston wrote:

"Madni" <om*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

hi,
can any one please let me know whats the clear and stratight difference
between the most commonly used terms "SDK", "API", and "Library" .....
Regards,
Omer

SDK is "Software Development Kit". This is just something you need to get
to be able to use something in code. For example, Microsoft provides an SDK
for DirectX, which includes headers, libraries, manuals, tutorials, etc...

API is "Advanced Programming Interface". Advanced may not be the right word.
An API is just an interfact to call something, usually in a library.
Windows has lots of calls you make to APIs.

*Application* programming interface.

I''ll just add that I''ve heard sort of two uses of the word. (Two shades
of the same use might be a better description.) Sometimes you''ll see it
used to refer to a collection of functions. For instance, the "Windows
API" is the set of C interfaces that MS defined to the Win32 subsystem.
There are also subsets of the Windows API that are referred to by other
names, like the File Management API. I''ve also heard it used to refer
to individual functions from said API, though this seems less common.
(In fact, that might have only been from MS.)

Evan

>
A Library is precompiled code. There are different types of libraries, with
different terms used on different OSes. There are runtime libraries and
static link libraries. Basically they are precompiled code that you link
your program to.

Thanks jim for taking out ur time and making the confusion clear....
Yes it is Application Programming Interface...
Regards

Jim Langston wrote:

"Madni" <om*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

hi,
can any one please let me know whats the clear and stratight difference
between the most commonly used terms "SDK", "API", and "Library" .....
Regards,
Omer

SDK is "Software Development Kit". This is just something you need to get
to be able to use something in code. For example, Microsoft provides an SDK
for DirectX, which includes headers, libraries, manuals, tutorials, etc...

API is "Advanced Programming Interface". Advanced may not be the right word.
An API is just an interfact to call something, usually in a library.
Windows has lots of calls you make to APIs.

A Library is precompiled code. There are different types of libraries, with
different terms used on different OSes. There are runtime libraries and
static link libraries. Basically they are precompiled code that you link
your program to.

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