Annotation

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The course introduces students to the environment, technology and technology for application programming in the WINDOWS environment. The discipline examines:

• basic programming software under WINDOWS (message processing, menu operations, dialog and graphic elements, etc.), and
• tooling and programming tools for creating complex applications (DLL, COM, MFC, ATL, ActiveX and ODBC interface).
  

Content

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Main issues of the syllabus content:

• Organization of program components in WINDOWS.
• WINDOWS Window Object Model, Event Programming, Message Exchange.
• Basic WINDOWS concepts, resolving resources, dynamic libraries, program component interaction, RAM management.
• Create custom dialog, resource editor, dialog elements.
• Manage user dialogs, menus, dialog boxes, dialogs.
• Device Context, Graphics, Keyboard and Mouse Control.
• Principle of operation of complex controls: tree control, tabular control
• Creating and accessing dynamic libraries (DLLs).
• COM-modules, principle of operation, exemplary COM modules
• Libraries and modules for user dialogue management MFC, ATL, ActiveX.
• Access to databases, ODBC interface, database management functions.