.NET书籍推荐?? [英] .NET book recommendations ??

问题描述

对于想要

冒险进入.NET域的经验丰富的C / C ++程序员，你会推荐哪些书？是的，我确实想坚持使用C ++。


- Rubio

解决方案

>对于想要

冒险进入.NET域的经验丰富的C / C ++程序员，你会推荐哪些书？是的，我确实想坚持使用C ++。

这个非常好学习.net w / out必须学习行李

来之前（mfc，atl，com，win32）：

托管C ++和.NET开发：Visual Studio .NET 2003 Edition

by Stephen RG Fraser


但是它没有涵盖非托管代码的互操作，这是vc.net的

强度之一。这个，虽然我还没有看过，但似乎是一本好书。

涵盖：


使用Managed Extensions进行Microsoft Visual C ++ .NET编程

作者Richard Grimes


只有通过这种方式学习托管c ++我才会看到这个问题，就是建议用新的

CLI绑定托管的c ++会有很大的不同，可能会让这些书过时了。


尽管如此，这些是迄今为止我能说的最好的两本书。


-Don

Don Kim写道：

什么你会推荐一本经验丰富的C / C ++程序员想要进入.NET领域吗？是的，我确实想坚持使用C ++。

这个非常好学习.net w / out必须学习它之前的行李（mfc） ，atl，com，win32）：

托管C ++和.NET开发：Visual Studio .NET 2003版由Stephen RG Fraser

但它没有''用非托管代码覆盖互操作，这是
vc.net的强项之一。虽然我还没有读过这篇文章，但这本书似乎是一本很好的书：

使用Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C ++ .NET进行编程
作者：Richard Grimes

只有通过这种方式学习托管c ++才能看到的问题是，随着新的CLI绑定的提出，托管的c ++将会大不相同，并且可能会使这些书籍过时。

新的CLI绑定的官方文件在哪里？关于何时由MS为VS .Net实施新的CLI绑定，是否有关于

的消息？

http： //download.microsoft.com/downlo...se%20Draft.pdf


可在Visual Studio的Orcas版本中使用。


Ronald


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Don Kim写道：< blockquote class =post_quotes>

对于想要进入.NET域的经验丰富的C / C ++程序员，你会推荐哪些书籍？是的，我确实想坚持使用C ++。

这个非常好学习.net w / out必须学习它之前的行李（mfc） ，atl，com，win32）：

托管C ++和.NET开发：Visual Studio .NET 2003版由Stephen RG Fraser

但它没有''用非托管代码覆盖互操作，这是
vc.net的强项之一。虽然我还没有读过这篇文章，但这本书似乎是一本很好的书：

使用Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C ++ .NET进行编程
作者：Richard Grimes

只有通过这种方式学习托管c ++才能看到的问题是，随着新的CLI绑定的提出，托管的c ++将会大不相同，并且可能会使这些书籍过时。

新CLI绑定的官方文档在哪里？是否有关于何时MS将为VS .Net实施新CLI绑定的消息？

What books would you recommend to a seasoned C/C++ programmer wanting
to venture into the .NET domain? And yes, I do want to stick to C++.

-- Rubio

解决方案

> What books would you recommend to a seasoned C/C++ programmer wanting

to venture into the .NET domain? And yes, I do want to stick to C++.

This one is pretty good to learn .net w/out having to learn the baggage that
came before it (mfc, atl, com, win32):

Managed C++ and .NET Development: Visual Studio .NET 2003 Edition
by Stephen R. G. Fraser

But it doesn''t cover interop with unmanaged code, which is one of vc.net''s
strength. This one, though I have not read it, seems to bee a good book to
cover that:

Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET
by Richard Grimes

Only problem I see with learning managed c++ this way, is that with the new
CLI binding proposed, managed c++ will be quite different and may render
these books obsolete.

Nevertheless, these are the best two books from what I can tell so far.

-Don

Don Kim wrote:

What books would you recommend to a seasoned C/C++ programmer wanting
to venture into the .NET domain? And yes, I do want to stick to C++.

This one is pretty good to learn .net w/out having to learn the
baggage that came before it (mfc, atl, com, win32):

Managed C++ and .NET Development: Visual Studio .NET 2003 Edition
by Stephen R. G. Fraser

But it doesn''t cover interop with unmanaged code, which is one of
vc.net''s strength. This one, though I have not read it, seems to bee
a good book to cover that:

Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET
by Richard Grimes

Only problem I see with learning managed c++ this way, is that with
the new CLI binding proposed, managed c++ will be quite different and
may render these books obsolete.

Where is an official document abouit the new CLI binding ? Is there word
about when the new CLI binding will be implemented by MS for VS .Net ?

http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...se%20Draft.pdf

Available in the Orcas release of Visual Studio.

Ronald

"Edward Diener" <ed******@tropicsoft.com> wrote in message
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Don Kim wrote:

What books would you recommend to a seasoned C/C++ programmer wanting
to venture into the .NET domain? And yes, I do want to stick to C++.

This one is pretty good to learn .net w/out having to learn the
baggage that came before it (mfc, atl, com, win32):

Managed C++ and .NET Development: Visual Studio .NET 2003 Edition
by Stephen R. G. Fraser

But it doesn''t cover interop with unmanaged code, which is one of
vc.net''s strength. This one, though I have not read it, seems to bee
a good book to cover that:

Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET
by Richard Grimes

Only problem I see with learning managed c++ this way, is that with
the new CLI binding proposed, managed c++ will be quite different and
may render these books obsolete.

Where is an official document abouit the new CLI binding ? Is there word
about when the new CLI binding will be implemented by MS for VS .Net ?

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