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Microsoft Windows基本服务
作者：Microsoft公司著
出版社：北京大学出版社
出版时间：2000-01-01
ISBN：9787301018118
定价：¥136.00
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本书是《Win32编程宝典丛书（影印版）》中的一本，介绍有关编程的参考知识，并概述了新的Windows 2000技术，例如作业对象、磁盘限额、文件加密等等。本书还介绍了进行Windows程序设计所必需的各种基本服务，例如进程和线程、动态链接库（DLL）、内存管理、进行间通信、文件操作和文件系统、异常处理等。本书由微软公司的专家编写，技术深入，参考价值高，适合中、高级编程人员阅读。
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目录
Chapter 1:Introduction
How the Win32 Library Is Structured
How the Win32 Library Is Designed
Chapter 2:What’s In This Volume?
Processes and Threads
Memory
Interprocess Communications
File Operations
Debugging
Unicode
Chapter 3:Using Microsoft Reference Resources
The Microsoft Developer Network(MSDN)
Comparing MSDN and MSDN Online
MSDN Subscriptions
MSDN Library Subscription
MSDN Professional Subscription
MSDN Universal Subscription
Purchasing an MSDN Subscription
Using MSDN
Exploring MSDN
Quick Tips
Using MSDN Online
Exploring MSDN Online
MSDN Online Features
MSDN Online Registered Users
The Windows Programming Reference Series
Chapter 4:Finding the Developer Resources You Need
Developer Support
Online Resources
Learning Products
Conferences
Other Resources
Chapter 5:Getting the Most out of Win32 Technologies:Part 1
Overview
Volume 2:User Interface
Volume 3:GDI
Volume 4:Common Controls
Volume 5:The Windows Shell
Solution Summary
Chapter 6:Processes，Threads，and DLLs
Processes and Threads
About Processes and Threads
Multitasking
Scheduling
Multiple Threads
Child Processes
Process Working Set
Thread Pooling
Job Objects
Fibers
Process and Thread Reference
Process and Thread Functions
Process and Thread Structures
Process and Thread Macros
Dynamic Link Libraries
About Dynamic Link Libraries
Advantages of Dynamic Linking
Dynamic Link Library Creation
Dynamic Link Library Entry-Point Function
Load-Time Dynamic Linking
Run-Time Dynamic Linking
Dynamic Link Library Data
Dynamic Link Library Redirection
Dynamic Link Library Updates
Dynamic Link Library Reference
Dynamic Link Library Functions
Synchronization
Getting More Information About Synchronization
About Synchronization
Wait Functions
Synchronization Objects
Interprocess Synchronization
Synchronization Object Security and Access Rights
Synchronization and Overlapped Input and Output
Asynchronous Procedure Calls
Critical Section Objects
Interlocked Variable Access
Chapter 7:Memory Management
About Memory Management
Virtual Address Space
Virtual Address Space and Physical Storage
Page State
Scope of Allocated Memory
Virtual Memory Functions
Allocating Virtual Memory
Freeing Virtual Memory
Working with Pages
Heap Functions
Access Validation Functions
Address Windowing Extensions
AWE Functions
Global and Local Functions
Standard C Library Functions
Memory Management Reference
Memory Management Structures
Chapter 8:Interprocess Communications
Interprocess Communications
About Interprocess Communications
Choosing an IPC Mechanism
Using the Clipboard for IPC
Using COM for IPC
Using DDE for IPC
Using a File Mapping for IPC
Using a Mailslot for IPC
Using Pipes for IPC
Using RPC for IPC
Using Windows Sockets for IPC
Using WM_COPYDATA for IPC
Interprocess Communications Reference
Interprocess Communications Structures
Interprocess Communications Messages
Atoms
About Atom Tables
Global Atom Tables
Local Atom Tables
Atom Types
Atom Reference
Atom Functions
Atom Macros
Clipboard
About the Cipboard
Cipboard Formats
Cipboard Reference
Cipboard Functions?
Cipboard Structures
Cipboard Messages
Handles and Objects
About Handles and Objects
Objects Manager
Objects Interface
Handle Limitations
Handle Inheritance
Object Categories
User Objects
GDI Objects
Kernel Objects
Handle and Object Reference
Handle and Object Functions
Hooks
About Hooks
Hook Chains
Hook Procedures
Hook Types
Hook Reference
Hook Functions
Hook Structures
Hook Messages
Chapter 9:File I/O
About File I/O
File System Organization
Accessing Files
File Name Conventions
Long File Names
MS-DOS Device Names
File Operations
Creating and Opening Files with the CreateFile Function
Creating Temporary Files
Copying and Moving Files
Reading from and Writing to a File
Locking and Unlocking Files
Searching for Files
Monitoring Directories
Closing and Deleting Files
Directory Operations
Asynchronous Input and Output
I/O Completion Ports
Getting Information About Files
File Attributes
File Type
File Data and Time
File Code Page
Volume Information
File and Directory Security
File I/O Reference
File I/O Functions
File I/O Structures
File I/O Enumeration Types
Chapter 10:File Systems
About File Systems
Shared File System Features
Opportunistic Locks
Alternatives to Opportunistic Lock Operations
Local Caching
Data Coherency
Typical Use
Server Response to Open Requests on Locked Files
Types of Opportunistic Locks
Breaking Opportunistic Locks
Opportunistic Lock Examples
Opportunistic Lock Operations
NTFS File System
File System Recovery
File Compression
Compression Attribute
Compression State
Obtaining the Size of a Compressed File
File Encryption
Handling Encrypted Files and Directories
Encrypted Files and User Keys
Disk Quotas
Disk Quotas Limits
Disk Quotas States
Administering Disk Quotas
Sparse Files
Sparse File Operations
Obtaining the Size of a Sparse File
Sparse File and Disk Quota
Distributed Link Tracking
Link Tracking Features
Link Tracking Components
Link Tracking Limitations
Reparse Points
Reparse Point Tags
Reparse Point Operations
Reparse Point and File Operations
Reparse Point Restrictions
Volume Mount Points and Mounting Volumes
Unique Volume Names
Path Lengths
Mounting a Volume
Enumerating Volumes
Scanning Volume Mount Points on a Volume
Checking Directories for Volume Mount Points
Persistent Assignment of Drive Letters
Volume Mount Point Reference
NTFS Change Journal
Using the Change Journal Identifier
Creating，Modifying，and Deleting a Change Journal
Obtaining a Volume Handle for Change Journal Operations
Walking a Buffer of Change Journal Records
Change Journal Operations
Change Journal Structures
FAT File System
Protected-Mode FAT File System
File System Reference
File System Functions
File System Control Codes
File System Interfaces
File System Structures
File System Macros
Disk Quota Interface Error Codes
Chapter 11:Structured Exception and Error Handling
Structured Exception Handling
About Structured Exception Handling
Exception Handling
Frame-Based Exception Handling
Termination Handling
Handler Syntax
Structured Exception Hadnling Reference
Structured Exception Hadnling Structures
Error Handling
About Error Handling
Process Error Code
Notifying the User
Message Tables
Fatal Application Exit
Error Message Guidelines
Error Handling Reference
Error Handling Functions
Error Handling Structures
Chapter 12:Unicode
About Unicode and Character Sets
Character Sets
Single-Byte Character Sets
Double-Byte Character Sets
Unicode
Surrogates
Unicode in the Win32 API
Win32 Data Types
Win32 Function Prototypes
Message Translation
String Functions
Standard C Functions
Character Sets Used in Filenames
Translation Between String Types
Command-Line Arguments
Unicode and Character Set Reference
Unicode and Character Set Functions
Unicode and Character Set Structures
Unicode and Character Set Macros
Unicode and Character Set Constants
ANSI Code-Page Identifiers
OEM Code-Page Identifiers
Code-Page Identifiers
Code-Page Bitfields
Unicode Subset Bitfields
Appendix A
Appendix B
How the Win32 Library Is Structured
How the Win32 Library Is Designed
Chapter 2:What’s In This Volume?
Processes and Threads
Memory
Interprocess Communications
File Operations
Debugging
Unicode
Chapter 3:Using Microsoft Reference Resources
The Microsoft Developer Network(MSDN)
Comparing MSDN and MSDN Online
MSDN Subscriptions
MSDN Library Subscription
MSDN Professional Subscription
MSDN Universal Subscription
Purchasing an MSDN Subscription
Using MSDN
Exploring MSDN
Quick Tips
Using MSDN Online
Exploring MSDN Online
MSDN Online Features
MSDN Online Registered Users
The Windows Programming Reference Series
Chapter 4:Finding the Developer Resources You Need
Developer Support
Online Resources
Learning Products
Conferences
Other Resources
Chapter 5:Getting the Most out of Win32 Technologies:Part 1
Overview
Volume 2:User Interface
Volume 3:GDI
Volume 4:Common Controls
Volume 5:The Windows Shell
Solution Summary
Chapter 6:Processes，Threads，and DLLs
Processes and Threads
About Processes and Threads
Multitasking
Scheduling
Multiple Threads
Child Processes
Process Working Set
Thread Pooling
Job Objects
Fibers
Process and Thread Reference
Process and Thread Functions
Process and Thread Structures
Process and Thread Macros
Dynamic Link Libraries
About Dynamic Link Libraries
Advantages of Dynamic Linking
Dynamic Link Library Creation
Dynamic Link Library Entry-Point Function
Load-Time Dynamic Linking
Run-Time Dynamic Linking
Dynamic Link Library Data
Dynamic Link Library Redirection
Dynamic Link Library Updates
Dynamic Link Library Reference
Dynamic Link Library Functions
Synchronization
Getting More Information About Synchronization
About Synchronization
Wait Functions
Synchronization Objects
Interprocess Synchronization
Synchronization Object Security and Access Rights
Synchronization and Overlapped Input and Output
Asynchronous Procedure Calls
Critical Section Objects
Interlocked Variable Access
Chapter 7:Memory Management
About Memory Management
Virtual Address Space
Virtual Address Space and Physical Storage
Page State
Scope of Allocated Memory
Virtual Memory Functions
Allocating Virtual Memory
Freeing Virtual Memory
Working with Pages
Heap Functions
Access Validation Functions
Address Windowing Extensions
AWE Functions
Global and Local Functions
Standard C Library Functions
Memory Management Reference
Memory Management Structures
Chapter 8:Interprocess Communications
Interprocess Communications
About Interprocess Communications
Choosing an IPC Mechanism
Using the Clipboard for IPC
Using COM for IPC
Using DDE for IPC
Using a File Mapping for IPC
Using a Mailslot for IPC
Using Pipes for IPC
Using RPC for IPC
Using Windows Sockets for IPC
Using WM_COPYDATA for IPC
Interprocess Communications Reference
Interprocess Communications Structures
Interprocess Communications Messages
Atoms
About Atom Tables
Global Atom Tables
Local Atom Tables
Atom Types
Atom Reference
Atom Functions
Atom Macros
Clipboard
About the Cipboard
Cipboard Formats
Cipboard Reference
Cipboard Functions?
Cipboard Structures
Cipboard Messages
Handles and Objects
About Handles and Objects
Objects Manager
Objects Interface
Handle Limitations
Handle Inheritance
Object Categories
User Objects
GDI Objects
Kernel Objects
Handle and Object Reference
Handle and Object Functions
Hooks
About Hooks
Hook Chains
Hook Procedures
Hook Types
Hook Reference
Hook Functions
Hook Structures
Hook Messages
Chapter 9:File I/O
About File I/O
File System Organization
Accessing Files
File Name Conventions
Long File Names
MS-DOS Device Names
File Operations
Creating and Opening Files with the CreateFile Function
Creating Temporary Files
Copying and Moving Files
Reading from and Writing to a File
Locking and Unlocking Files
Searching for Files
Monitoring Directories
Closing and Deleting Files
Directory Operations
Asynchronous Input and Output
I/O Completion Ports
Getting Information About Files
File Attributes
File Type
File Data and Time
File Code Page
Volume Information
File and Directory Security
File I/O Reference
File I/O Functions
File I/O Structures
File I/O Enumeration Types
Chapter 10:File Systems
About File Systems
Shared File System Features
Opportunistic Locks
Alternatives to Opportunistic Lock Operations
Local Caching
Data Coherency
Typical Use
Server Response to Open Requests on Locked Files
Types of Opportunistic Locks
Breaking Opportunistic Locks
Opportunistic Lock Examples
Opportunistic Lock Operations
NTFS File System
File System Recovery
File Compression
Compression Attribute
Compression State
Obtaining the Size of a Compressed File
File Encryption
Handling Encrypted Files and Directories
Encrypted Files and User Keys
Disk Quotas
Disk Quotas Limits
Disk Quotas States
Administering Disk Quotas
Sparse Files
Sparse File Operations
Obtaining the Size of a Sparse File
Sparse File and Disk Quota
Distributed Link Tracking
Link Tracking Features
Link Tracking Components
Link Tracking Limitations
Reparse Points
Reparse Point Tags
Reparse Point Operations
Reparse Point and File Operations
Reparse Point Restrictions
Volume Mount Points and Mounting Volumes
Unique Volume Names
Path Lengths
Mounting a Volume
Enumerating Volumes
Scanning Volume Mount Points on a Volume
Checking Directories for Volume Mount Points
Persistent Assignment of Drive Letters
Volume Mount Point Reference
NTFS Change Journal
Using the Change Journal Identifier
Creating，Modifying，and Deleting a Change Journal
Obtaining a Volume Handle for Change Journal Operations
Walking a Buffer of Change Journal Records
Change Journal Operations
Change Journal Structures
FAT File System
Protected-Mode FAT File System
File System Reference
File System Functions
File System Control Codes
File System Interfaces
File System Structures
File System Macros
Disk Quota Interface Error Codes
Chapter 11:Structured Exception and Error Handling
Structured Exception Handling
About Structured Exception Handling
Exception Handling
Frame-Based Exception Handling
Termination Handling
Handler Syntax
Structured Exception Hadnling Reference
Structured Exception Hadnling Structures
Error Handling
About Error Handling
Process Error Code
Notifying the User
Message Tables
Fatal Application Exit
Error Message Guidelines
Error Handling Reference
Error Handling Functions
Error Handling Structures
Chapter 12:Unicode
About Unicode and Character Sets
Character Sets
Single-Byte Character Sets
Double-Byte Character Sets
Unicode
Surrogates
Unicode in the Win32 API
Win32 Data Types
Win32 Function Prototypes
Message Translation
String Functions
Standard C Functions
Character Sets Used in Filenames
Translation Between String Types
Command-Line Arguments
Unicode and Character Set Reference
Unicode and Character Set Functions
Unicode and Character Set Structures
Unicode and Character Set Macros
Unicode and Character Set Constants
ANSI Code-Page Identifiers
OEM Code-Page Identifiers
Code-Page Identifiers
Code-Page Bitfields
Unicode Subset Bitfields
Appendix A
Appendix B
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