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Good Pascal (Borland) book

        Can anyone suggest some good books for Borland Pascal by publishers wh
which make it easy to understand Borland Pascal basics in Windows applications.
I am particularily interested in making the jump from Turbo to the Windows pr
programming applications.

        HERB at the U  of S

 

Re:Good Pascal (Borland) book


rgt...@cs.usask.ca (Robert Gerald Thomas) wrote:

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>    Can anyone suggest some good books for Borland Pascal by publishers wh
>which make it easy to understand Borland Pascal basics in Windows applications.
>I am particularily interested in making the jump from Turbo to the Windows pr
>programming applications.

I would recommend 'Borland Pascal 7.0 programming for Windows' by Tom Swan. I have just
started learning Windows programming with this book and I find his writing style easy
to follow and pleasant. The book is specificially written for people who already have a
background in DOS Turbo Pascal programming, which avoids unnecessary duplication of
elementary stuff. Borland's OWL (Object Windows Library) is covered, as well as the
Resource Workshop. The introducary chapters also contain a brief recap of OOP principles,
but if you have no prior experience with OOP, don't worry. Basically all you need to know
is in the book (as well as in the chapter about OOP in Borland's getting started manual).

Haye.

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