Inside COM

by Dale Rogerson

Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM) has emerged as a vital tool. It's the basis of Microsoft's approach to distributed computing. It's a powerful method for customizing applications, present and future. And it's the foundation of OLE and ActiveX. In short, COM helps unlock the future of development. And this is the book that unlocks COM. In it, you'll discover a clear and simple, practical guide to building elegant COM components; an eye-opening presentation of how accessible COM can be - especially for those who have already mastered C++; an insightful, progressive view of COM design; and plenty of examples in the form of code examples. Inside COM is for intermediate to advanced C++ programmers; COM, ActiveX, and OLE programmers; academics with an interest in component design; and programmers who want to use COM when it's ported to UNIX, MVS, and other environments.

Genres: Programming, Reference, Computer Science, Software, Computers

376 pages, Paperback

First published January 27, 1997

Reviews

[Paweł Rusin]

Very good book on why and how of COM. Personally, i found it more readable and applicable than more popular "Essential COM"

[Shar Kar]

COM is Love......you never know that you are in love you just had to believe..

[Sai]

One of the best books for COM

[Yi]

To me this book was a life saver - for I would never have had finished that COM project at work within that very short deadline without the knowledge and insight gained from this wonderful volume.

[Timepass]

This is the magic book.

[Ankit Mishra]

Its Really good.

[Pawan Kumar]

I just want to read.