PC Interfacing, Communications and Windows Programming

by William Buchanan

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 * 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

688 pages, Paperback

First published June 23, 1999