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COM (Component Object Model) forms the foundation of OLE and ActiveX as well as Microsoft's vision for componentised, distributed computing. Inside COM explains COM from the ground up, beginning with a lucid overview of what COM is and what benefits it offers programmers, then delving into the details of its actual operation. While Rogerson provides code samples in C++, the book isn't about C++ nor is it overwhelmed with program listings. Rogerson masterfully starts with a high-level view that doesn't get swamped in unnecessary detail then later fills in the gaps and addresses advanced topics. He offers just the right approach for programmers who might be intimidated by COM's apparent complexity. --Jake Bond
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A book/CD-ROM on Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM), showing how to build COM components and how to understand COM design. The CD-ROM contains source code, a sample application, the COM Specification, online documentation, and development tools. For intermediate to advanced C++ programmers; COM, ActiveX, and OLE programmers; academics with an
COM (Component Object Model) forms the foundation of OLE and ActiveX as well as Microsoft's vision for componentised, distributed computing. Inside COM explains COM from the ground up, beginning with a lucid overview of what COM is and what benefits it offers programmers, then delving into the details of its actual operation. While Rogerson provides code samples in C++, the book isn't about C++ nor is it overwhelmed with program listings. Rogerson masterfully starts with a high-level view that doesn't get swamped in unnecessary detail then later fills in the gaps and addresses advanced topics. He offers just the right approach for programmers who might be intimidated by COM's apparent complexity. --Jake Bond
Synopsis
A book/CD-ROM on Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM), showing how to build COM components and how to understand COM design. The CD-ROM contains source code, a sample application, the COM Specification, online documentation, and development tools. For intermediate to advanced C++ programmers; COM, ActiveX, and OLE programmers; academics with an
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