Reputation: 1137
What are some good websites for Win32 SDK programming tutorials?
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Reputation: 6498
You can find all the references and getting started tutorials for Win32 SDK programming at MSDN.
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Yes, Petzold book (98), Richter book (4), Win32 group for undocumented apis and Windows source code (wine, etc), and Russinovich book also..
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Avoid tutorials (by kids for kids)
Read the Petzold + Richter + Adv. Win32 Group (news://nntp.aioe.org/comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32)
And avoid Newcomer (newbie in Win32, knows MFC only...)
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If you really need a simple starter that will guide you through the basics. You can read "Windows Programming from the Ground Up" by Herbert Schildt. It will be a good forerunner to Charles Petzold. I read Herb Schildt first and then Charles Petzold, and I really was able to understand what Petzold was talking very easily.
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Reputation: 36092
This is my favorite: Win32 Programming by Rector & Newcomer It is massive and goes through all the basic concepts down to the nuts and bolts about Win32 programming.
BTW: Newcomer has a website also with examples (although more related to MFC) here
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Reputation: 10697
The generally accepted bible for Win32 is the Petzold book:
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Windows%C2%AE-Fifth-Microsoft/dp/157231995X
It's not online, but worth purchasing if you're serious about Win32, IMHO.
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The best online tutorial with regards to native Win32 programming would have to be The Forger's Win32 API tutorial.
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