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!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en>html>head>  meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetiso-8859-1>  meta nameGENERATOR contentMozilla/4.77 en (Windows NT 5.0; U) Netscape>  meta namekeywords contentC++, Seminare, Training, Trainer, Dozent, Delphi, Pascal, Object Pascal, C++Builder, Buch, book, C Plus, CPlusPlus, rkaiser>  meta nameauthor contentRichard Kaiser>  meta namedescription contentBücher und Seminare über C++ und Delphi>  meta namepublisher contentRichard Kaiser>  meta namecopyright content© 2003 Richard Kaiser>  meta namerobots contentindex, follow>  meta nameAuthor contentRichard Kaiser>  meta nameDescription contentBooks and Training about C++ and Delphi>  meta nameKeyWords contentC++, Seminare, Training, Trainer, Dozent, Delphi, Pascal, Object Pascal, C++Builder, Buch, book, C Plus, CPlusPlus, rkaiser>  title>C++ with Borland C++Builder/title>/head>body>a hrefhttp://www.rkaiser.de target_parent>Home/a>h1>img srcCover0.jpg nosave height513 width340>/h1>h1>C++ with Borland C++Builder br>/h1>h3>An Introduction to the ANSI/ISO Standard and Object Oriented WindowsProgramming/h3>to appear Autumn 2006, a hrefhttp://www.springer.de>Springer-Verlag/a>,Berlin Heidelberg; ISBN: 3540010270p>1150 pages. With CD-ROM. Paperback, $59.95/p>p>a hrefbcbmein.html>Meinungen von Lesern/a>br>a href#Klappentext>Cover text/a>br>a href#Vorwort>Preface/a>br>a href#Geleitwort>Geleitwort /a>von Jason Vokes, European ProductLine Manager - RAD Products and InterBase, a hrefhttp://www.borland.de/>BorlandGmbH/a>br>a hrefBcbBookToc.pdf>Table of Contents (pdf-file)/a>br>a hrefAufgLsg.pdf>Aufgaben und Lösungen/a>  (AllExercisesand solutions as a pdf-file, 2,3 MB)br>a hrefbcberr.html>Errata/a>br>a href#Links>Links/a>br>/p>hr width100%>h1>a nameKlappentext>/a>Cover text/h1>h2>C++ with Borland C++Builder/h2>ul>  li>provides comprehensive and systematic coverage of all languagefeaturesin the 1998 a hrefhttp://www.ansi.org>ANSI/ISO/a> C++ standard.Themain focus is on language concepts and their context, rather than ondetailswhich are available in the online help./li>  li>based on numerous lectures and courses for companies, the orderofpresentation,the examples and the numerous exercises (with solutions on the CD) arethoroughly tested and proven. This book assumes no previous knowledgeandis suitable for both private study and as a textbook for universitycourses./li>  li>uses a hrefhttp://www.borland.com>Borland/a> C++Builder2006 asdevelopmentsystem. This visual programming environment is the C++ equivalent oftheDelphi Object Pascal development system and facilitates easydevelopmentof Windows programs. Most examples and exercises are Windows programs.However, as the focus is on the ANSI/ISO C++ standard, the book is alsosuitable for readers working with other compilers./li>  li>uses object-oriented concepts right from the start anddemonstrates theadvantages of the C++ standard library classes compared to thecorrespondingconventional language elements (e.g. string classes versusnull-terminatedstrings, container classes versus arrays, stream classes versus stdiofunctions)./li>  li>presents the principles of object-oriented analysis and designalongwithobject-oriented programming. The advantages and disadvantages ofvariousdesign alternatives for class hierarchies are discussed in detail./li>  li>presents the C++Builder class library (VCL) as an example of aclasshierarchy./li>  li>provides a detailed description of templates and their use, inparticularthe STL classes and algorithms./li>  li>discusses exception handling, considering the effects on programdesign,not just the language elements involved./li>  li>combines the presentation of many language elements with anintroductionto programming logic and program verification./li>  li>includes numerous new C++ features that are also useful toexperiencedC++ programmers./li>  li>concludes with a chapter that outlines 3D programming withOpenGL,databaseprogramming and the use of the Windows API file processing functions./li>/ul>hr width100%>h1>a nameVorwort>/a>Preface to the first Edition (in German)br>/h1>Originally, this book arose from the desire to develop graphical userinterfaceprograms in my C++ lectures, and not just console applications. In1997,the Borland C++Builder provided the first development system that wassimpleenough to be used in lectures for beginners without having to worrythatstudents would spend more time wrestling with the development systemthanactually programming.p>As the ANSI/ISO standard was to be released shortly, it seemedappropriateto include a comprehensive presentation of all language features of thestandard in this introductory textbook. I did not realize at the timewhatI had let myself in for! Neither did I intend to spend four yearswritingthis book, nor did I expect to produce a 1100 page tome.br>I was then given the opportunity to hold seminars for experiencedprofessionals,where I was confronted with numerous suggestions from their daily work.These provided extremely valuable impulses./p>p>The C++ programming language was designed as a superset of the Cprogramminglanguage. Whereas C++ certainly owes its wide distribution to thisdecision,it has also meant that programming is often still basically done in C,merely replacing the C compiler with a C++ compiler. This is a waste ofso many C++ advantages. The following are just a few examples:/p>ul>  li>Pointers, which are commonly error-prone, are not required in C++asoftenas in C./li>  li>The C++ string classes are much easier to use and involve farless riskthan C-style null-terminated strings./li>  li>The container classes in the C++ standard library have manyadvantagescompared to arrays, self-defined linked lists or trees./li>  li>Exception handling provides a simple way of dealing with errors./li>  li>Object-oriented programming allows simple, comprehensibleprograms./li>  li>Templates are the basis for an extremely versatile standardlibrary./li>/ul>When presenting language concepts, I have tried to not only describethelanguage elements and their syntax, but to provide criteria for whenandhow to use them. For example, the section on object orientedprogrammingthus includes an introduction to object-oriented analysis and design.Ifdesign rules are disregarded, the resulting classes may often but be ofno great use even though compilation is successful.p>It is a widespread belief that C++ is far too difficult to be usedasan introductory programming language. Founded on many years ofexperience,this book should provide proof to the contrary. I do not, however, denythe complexity of C++ in the least./p>p>Numerous exercises provide ample opportunity for the reader todeepenhis understanding of the contents through practical application. Asprogrammingcan only be learned by doing, I would like to encourage all readers tosolve at least some of the exercises and then proceed to exercises oftheirown. The difficulty of the exercises ranges from simple repetition ofthetext to small projects requiring a degree of creativity. The solutionsto most of the exercises are available on the enclosed CD and on my webpage http://bcbbook.rkaiser.de.a hrefhttp://www.rkaiser.de>http://www.rkaiser.de/a>/p>p>I would like to thank all course participants and especially Mr.Welsnerfrom the Alcatel University of the Alcatel SEL AG Stuttgart for theopportunityto add valuable material to the manuscript from numerous seminars withexperienced professionals. This book would never have achieved itsdegreeof practical relevance or the range and detail of topics without thegenerousinput from these seminars. Peter Schwalm, having read large sections ofthe manuscript, contributed in numerous discussions on difficultissues.My son Alexander was a perfect system administrator, taking care thatthecomputers were always running and optimally installed./p>p>I am especially grateful for the excellent support from Dr. HansWössnerand his team at a hrefhttp://www.springer.de>Springer-Verlag/a>.Hishelpfulness and outstanding technical competence never ceased toimpressme. This book owes its unified presentation, which I would never haveachievedon my own, to my editor Ruth Abraham. Gabi Fischer handled thetechnicalproduction with her experience and skill. Thanks also to Mr. Engesserforhis effective cooperation in the completion of the project./p>p>Tuebingen in October 2001br>Richard Kaiserbr> /p>h1>hr width100%>a nameGeleitwort>/a>Geleitwort to the firstEdition (in German)/h1>Das Programmieren unter C++ gilt als die Königsklasse derobjektorientiertenApplikations-Entwicklung: Anwender nutzen C++, um universelleinsetzbare,modulare Programme zu erstellen. Wer diese Sprache beherrscht,profitiertvon einem beispiellosen Funktionsumfang und von der Option,plattformunabhängigzu arbeiten. Das war anfangs nur hochgradig versierten Profisvorbehalten.Sie allein waren in der Lage, der Komplexität des C++-QuellcodesHerrzu werden.p>Längst aber stehen die Vorzüge von C++ auch all jenen zurVerfügung, die nur gelegentlich oder schlicht und ergreifend ausFreudeam Tüfteln Applikationen erstellen. Einen wesentlichen Beitrag zur„Demokratisierung der objektorientierten Programmierung leistenintegrierteRAD-Systeme (Rapid Application Development) wie der C++Builder vonBorland./p>p>Ganz gleich ob Profi oder Einsteiger: Die C++-Version dererfolgreichenObject Pascal-Lösung Borland Delphi bietet Programmierern einevisuelleEntwicklungsumgebung, mit der sie einfach und rasch objektorientierteWindows-Applikationenschreiben können. Der C++Builder verfügt über eineumfangreichePalette an fertigen Komponenten und erleichtert seit der Version 5 auchdie Ent-wicklung von Web-Applikationen. Wer grafischeBenutzeroberflächenbauen will, stellt diese einfach mit wenigen Handgriffen per Mauszusammen.Das ist die Basis für ein schnelles, effizientes und komfortablesArbeiten. Kurzum: Mit dem C++Builder wird die Applikations-Entwicklungvon der langwierigen Fleißaufgabe zur zielorientiertenKopfarbeit./p>p>Das vorliegende Buch ist eine systematische Einführung in dieArbeitmit C++ und dem Borland C++Builder. Ausführlich und praxisnahschildertRichard Kaiser die Konzepte und Elemente der Programmiersprache und derEntwicklungsumgebung. Mit zahlreichen Beispielen undÜbungsaufgabenerschließt er auch Lesern ohne Vorkenntnisse die LogikobjektorientiertenProgrammierens./p>p>Borland wünscht allen Nutzern dieses hervorragenden LehrbuchsundNachschlagewerks viel Spaß und Erfolg bei der Arbeit mit demC++Builder./p>p>b>Jason Vokes/b>br>b>European Product Line Manager - RAD Products and InterBase/b>/p>p>/p>hr width100%>br> h1>a nameLinks>/a>Links/h1>Soon.br> /body>/html>

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