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Write Portable Code An Introduction To Developing Software For Multiple Platforms 1st Edition Brian Hook

Name: Write Portable Code An Introduction To Developing Software For Multiple Platforms 1st Edition Brian Hook
SKU: BELL-977450
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Write Portable Code An Introduction To Developing Software For Multiple Platforms 1st Edition Brian Hook instant download after payment.

Publisher: No Starch Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 37.4 MB

Pages: 273

Author: Brian Hook

ISBN: 9781593270568, 1593270569

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Write Portable Code An Introduction To Developing Software For Multiple Platforms 1st Edition Brian Hook by Brian Hook 9781593270568, 1593270569 instant download after payment.

Because it can be run on a broad range of computer systems, portable code greatly enhances the market potential of any software. In this guide for intermediate to advanced programmers, software developer Brian Hook combines a theoretical explanation of portable programming with real-world examples illustrating solutions to common portability problems. Topics include (for example) transporting pre-existing code to new platforms, finding bugs masked by platform-specific behaviors, and leveraging the power of dynamic libraries.