MFC Internals

[resumurof]

Hello Guys,
I need MFC internals by Scott wingo do anyone know the link where ebooks can be downloaded for free.

[STLDude]

I don't think that this book is free.

[ProgramArtist]

Hi,

can you send me a "link" to a good pub where I can have my beer for free?

I've got the book written by Scott Wingo. It is very useful and I think that it is ok if Mr. Wingo gets some money for it.

In a few weeks there'll be Christmas Eve and my parents ask me every year what I want to get. How about wishing the book as a Cristmas gift?

With regards
Programartist

[John E]

Hopefully, someone might correct me - but has this book ever been updated? The most recent version I could find (Amazon etc) was from 1996. It might be a good book but that's nearly 14 years out of date! Unless there's a more recent version it'll still be referring to MFC as it used to be in VC++5.0

[ProgramArtist]

Hi,

Hopefully, someone might correct me - but has this book ever been updated? The most recent version I could find (Amazon etc) was from 1996. It might be a good book but that's nearly 14 years out of date! Unless there's a more recent version it'll still be referring to MFC as it used to be in VC++5.0

Unfortunately I can't correct you. The book has never been updated. Actually the MFC version it describes is out of date. But on the other hand this book is not a typical "reference" book. It's main purpose is to explain the concepts behind the "official published" scene. And in that way IMHO it is still usefull. But John is right: For a reference I strongly recommend to use a newer book.
BTW: Is there a good book like "MFC Internals" but more up-to-date?

With regards
Programartist

[Arjay]

I believe the book is still valid because most of the core MFC architecture has been unchanged since 1996.