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Written as a follow up to the author's successful Applied PC Interfacing, Graphics and Interrupts this book covers all the different aspects of computer systems from low-level hardware (such as processors and interface devices) to high-level software (such as Win32 programming). Clearly written with easy-to-understand examples and end-of chapter exercises PC Interfacing, Communications and Windows Programming is the book for you if you have every wondered:* How do I communicate using the serial port?* How do I communicate using the parallel port?* How do I write interrupt-driven software?* How do I communicate over a network?* How do I program in Microsoft Windows?* What is the best bus for connection to this peripheral (serial or parallel)?* How do I program using Win32?* How do I create a menu?* Which is better for my application, C++ or Visual Basic?* What devices does a PC use?Divided into 8 sections, Hardware, Interfaces, RS-232/Parallel port, Windows Programming, Windows Interfacing (Windows NT/95), Win32 Programming, Networking and Java, PC Interfacing, Communications and Windows Programming is shows why covers the intersection of hardware and software engineering.Key Features* Includes worked examples and case studies* State of the art software used when discussing software interfacing
This book investigates the technical intersection between low-level hardware architecture and high-level software development within the Windows operating system environment. Author William Buchanan utilizes his expertise in systems engineering to provide a comprehensive framework for developers seeking to bridge the gap between physical interface devices and application-level programming. The text synthesizes hardware specifications with software implementation strategies to address common challenges in modern computing systems.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators recognize this text as a structured resource for understanding the transition from legacy hardware interfacing to modern Windows software development. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the included case studies and worked examples for bridging theoretical hardware concepts with real-world programming tasks.
Page Count:
688
Publication Date:
1999-06-23
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley
ISBN-10:
0201178184
ISBN-13:
9780201178180
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