CiNii 図書 - Designing high-powered OS/2 warp applications : the anatomy of multithreaded programs

OS/2 2.1 is a 32-bit multi-tasking operating system. This guide provides insider tips designed to help the reader make the most of OS/2 functions. The edition has been updated to include coverage of the Workplace Shell, object-oriented programming (SOM/DSOM), client/server issues, multi-threading, memory management, HELP facilities, and running Windows applications under OS/2.

WHY OS/2?
OS/2 as an End-User Platform
Why Program for OS/2?
OS/2 as a Development Platform
OVERALL APPLICATION DESIGN
Good Programs Have Good Up-Front Design
OS/2 Kernel Architecture
Presentation Manager, Graphics, and the User Interface
OS/2 Warp for the PowerPC
Features for Your Application
Application Structure
USING BUILDING BLOCKS OR YOUR APP WILL CRUMBLE
Block Design and Architecture
Designing the User Interface
Where's the Beef?
MAKING IT HAPPEN
The Development Environment
Prototyping the User Interface
Building the Core Function
Using Advanced Functions
Non-English-Language Support
PERFORMANCE
Base Tuning
Visual Tuning
TESTING AND CODE CHANGE
Testing Methodology
Code Change
INSTALLATION PROGRAMS
Designing the Installation Program
Summary and Conclusion
Bibliography
Index.

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