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详细说明: Copyright Praise for Windows System Programming, Third Edition Figures Tables Programs Preface Audience Changes in the Third Edition Organization UNIX and C Library Notes and Tables Examples The Web Site Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Getting Started with Win32 and Win64 Operating System Essentials Windows Evolution Windows Versions The Windows Market Role Windows, Standards, and Open Sy stems Windows Principles Getting Ready for Win64 The Standard C Library: When to Use It for File Processing What You Need to Use This Book Example: A Simple Sequential File Copy Summary Exercises Chapter 2. Using the Windows File System and Character I/O The Windows File Systems File Naming Opening, Reading, Writing, and Closing Files Interlude: Unicode and Generic Characters Unicode Strategies Standard Devices and Console I/O Example: Printing and Prompting Example: Error Processing Example: Copying Multiple Files to Standard Output Example: ASCII to Unicode Conversion File and Directory Management Example: Printing the Current Directory Summary Exercises Chapter 3. Advanced File and Directory Processing, and the Registry The 64-Bit File System File Pointers Getting the File Size Example: Random Record Updates File Attributes and Directory Processing Mount Points Example: Listing File Attributes Example: Setting File Times File Processing Strategies File Locking The Registry Registry Management Example: Listing Registry Keys and Contents Summary Exercises Chapter 4. Exception Handling Exceptions and Their Handlers Floating-Point Exceptions Errors and Exceptions Example: Treating Errors as Exceptions Termination Handlers Example: Using Termination Handlers to Improve Program Quality Example: Using a Filter Function Console Control Handlers Example: A Console Control Handler Vectored Exception Handling Summary Exercises Chapter 5. Memory Management, Memory-Mapped Files, and DLLs Win32 and Win64 Memory Management Architecture Heaps Managing Heap Memory Example: Sorting Files with a Binary Search Tree Memory-Mapped Files Example: Sequential File Processing with Mapped Files Example: Sorting a Memory-Mapped File Example: Using Based Pointers Dynamic Link Libraries Example: Explicitly Linking a File Conversion Function The DLL Entry Point DLL Version Management Summary Exercises Chapter 6. Process Management Windows Processes and Threads Process Creation Process Handle Counts Process Identities Duplicating Handles Exiting and Terminating a Process Waiting for a Process to Terminate Environment Blocks and Strings Example: Parallel Pattern Searching Processes in a Multiprocessor Environment Process Execution Times Example: Process Execution Times Generating Console Control Events Example: Simple Job Management Job Objects Summary Exercises Chapter 7. Threads and Scheduling Thread Overview Thread Basics Thread Management Using the C Library in Threads Example: Multithreaded Pattern Searching Performance Impact The Boss/Worker and Other Threading Models Example: Merge-SortDivide and Conquer to Exploit SMP Thread Local Storage Process and Thread Priority and Scheduling Thread States Pitfalls and Common Mistakes Timed Waits Fibers Summary Exercises Chapter 8. Thread Synchronization The Need for Thread Synchronization Thread Synchronization Objects The CRITICAL_SECTION Object A CRITICAL_SECTION for Protecting Shared Variables Example: A Simple Producer/Consumer System Mutexes Semaphores Events Example: A Producer/Consumer System More Mutex and CRITICAL_SECTION Guidelines More Interlocked Functions Memory Management Performance Considerations Summary Exercises Chapter 9. Synchronization Performance Impact and Guidelines Synchronization Performance Impact A Model Program for Performance Experimentation Tuning SMP Performance with CS Spin Counts Semaphore "Throttles" to Reduce Thread Contention Processor Affinity I/O Completion Ports Performance Guidelines and Pitfalls Summary Exercises Chapter 10. Advanced Thread Synchronization The Condition Variable Model and Safety Properties Using SignalObjectAndWait Example: A Threshold Barrier Object A Queue Object Example: Using Queues in a Multistage Pipeline Asynchronous Procedure Calls Queuing Asynchronous Procedure Calls Alertable Wait States Safe Thread Cancellation Pthreads for Application Portability Thread Stacks and the Number of Threads Hints for Designing, Debugging, and Testing Beyond the Windows API Summary Exercises Chapter 11. Interprocess Communication Anonymous Pipes Example: I/O Redirection Using an Anonymous Pipe Named Pipes Named Pipe Transaction Functions Example: A Client/Server Command Line Processor Comments on the Client/Server Command Line Processor Mailslots Pipe and Mailslot Creation, Connection, and Naming Example: A Server That Clients Can Locate Comments on Thread Models Summary Exercises Chapter 12. Network Programming with Windows Sockets Windows Sockets Socket Server Functions Socket Client Functions Comparing Named Pipes and Sockets Example: A Socket Message Receive Function Example: A Socket-Based Client Example: A Socket-Based Server with New Features In-Process Servers Line-Oriented Messages, DLL Entry Points, and TLS Example: A Thread-Safe DLL for Socket Messages Example: An Alternative Thread-Safe DLL Strategy Datagrams Berkeley Sockets vs. Windows Sockets Overlapped I/O with Windows Sockets Windows Sockets 2 Summary Exercises Chapter 13. Windows Services Writing Windows ServicesOverview The main() Function The ServiceMain() Functions The Service Control Handler Example: A Service "Wrapper" Managing Windows Services Summary: Service Operation and Management Example: A Service Control Shell Sharing Kernel Objects with a Service Event Logging Notes on Debugging a Service Summary Exercises Chapter 14. Asynchronous Input/Output and Completion Ports Overview of Windows Asynchronous I/O Overlapped I/O Example: Synchronizing on a File Handle Example: File Conversion with Overlapped I/O and Multiple Buffers Extended I/O with Completion Routines Example: File Conversion with Extended I/O Asynchronous I/O with Threads Waitable Timers Example: Using a Waitable Timer I/O Completion Ports Example: A Server Using I/O Completion Ports Summary Exercises Chapter 15. Securing Windows Objects Security Attributes Security Overview: The Security Descriptor Security Descriptor Control Flags Security Identifiers Managing ACLs Example: UNIX-Style Permission for NTFS Files Example: Initializing Security Attributes Reading and Changing Security Descriptors Example: Reading File Permissions Example: Changing File Permissions Securing Kernel and Communication Objects Example: Securing a Process and Its Threads Overview of Additional Security Features Summary Exercises Chapter 16. Win64 Programming Current Win64 Status 64-Bit Architecture Overview The Win64 Programming Model The Data Types Legacy Code Migration Example: Migrating sortMM (Program 5-5) Summary Exercises Appendix A. Using the Sample Programs Web Site Organization Include File Listings Additional Utility Programs Appendix B. Windows, UNIX, and C Library Comparisons Chapters 2 and 3: File and Directory Management Chapter 4: Exception Handling Chapter 5: Memory Management, Memory-Mapped Files, and DLLs Chapter 6: Process Management Chapter 7: Threads and Scheduling Chapters 810: Thread Synchronization Chapter 11: Interprocess Communication Chapter 14: Asynchronous I/O Chapter 15: Securing Windows Objects Appendix C. Performance Results Test Configurations Performance Measurements Running the Tests Bibliography Index ...展开收缩
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