Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 005.133 EAN: 9781556229602 ISBN: 1556229607 Label: Wordware Publishing, Inc. Manufacturer: Wordware Publishing, Inc. Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 507 Publication Date: December 25, 2002 Publisher: Wordware Publishing, Inc. Sales Rank: 759339 Studio: Wordware Publishing, Inc.
Product DescriptionC++Builder 6 Developer's Guide is targeted at intermediate to advanced developers who wish to develop their applications with one of the most powerful C++ implementations on the Windows platform. C++Builder 6 is a revolutionary edition of the product compared to previous versions.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Good information, poorly presented
Not having used C++Builder for several years, I was looking forward to reading this one to learn the new bits of v6, and pick up some pointers on BDE while getting there. The book was very frustrating to me. There are some people who can explain topics in an easy-to-follow fashion. The author of this book excels at making topics as complex as possible, using multisyllabic words whenever possible, and just generally trying to appear erudite. Opening the book at random, I came across this sample: ... Read More
Rating: - Response to a review dated March 10, 2003
I am the author of this book, and I feel I should write a response to this review made by "A Reader" from NY,NY on March 10, 2003, which, in my opinion, is made without going through the book in detail, or even attempting to use the examples.
This book is certainly not on the C++ language; however, it is written for C++Builder developers very carefully to bring out many features not documented in the manuals. Extensive set of example projects are created throughout the book making sure that ... Read More
Rating: - Stick with Borland's Development Guide
This is not the book to buy on the subject of C++ Builder 6. Save your money on this one and go with Borland's development guide on C++ Builder 6.
Rating: - The best C++Builder book for Database and Distributed develo
Unlike many other books written on C++ related technologies, this book discusses all the new technologies supported by C++Builder, and fundamentals of desktop and database development with the same level of emphasis. With regard to database development all the three technologies supported by Borland, BDE, ADO and the new dbExpress are discussed at length. This book is as useful to a new C++Builder developer interested in learning C++Builder, as it is to an experienced developer who is interested only in ... Read More
Rating: - Must have for all C++ developers using borland technology
This book serves well both novices and experts by providing answers to technical questions such as simple "how to" s, as well as presenting useful pointers on rather complex concepts that make further research easier. The author does an excellent job of helping readers comprehend and appreciate the overwhelming features of C++ builder, by offering a step by step approach in explaining fundamentals as well as advanced concepts. This book explains in clear and simple terms why C++ builder is not just a compiler ... Read More
- Good information, poorly presented
- Response to a review dated March 10, 2003
