Porting Macintosh Applications to Windows 95 and NT

The term "porting" describes the rewriting of an application so that it works on another type of computer. This guide shows experienced Macintosh programmers who use the C language how to port their Macintosh applications to the PC so that they run under Windows 95 and NT. The text illustrates differences between programming for the Macintosh and Windows, and shows programmers how to port their code to Windows using the Win32 API. Examples, illustrations and sample C code are given. The key issues addressed include event-driven programming; graphics and user-interface programming; memory management; communications; and software development tools. The text contains many illustrations, diagrams and screenshots to help the Mac programmer learn Windows programming.