ATL Internals: Working with ATL 8, 2e

The Book

Welcome to the home page for "ATL Internals: Working with ATL 8 (2nd Edition)," by Christopher Tavares, Kirk Fertitta, Brent Rector and Chris Sells, available from Amazon.

The Source

The code samples for this book is available here.

The Errata

Soon you'll be able to see and report errata for this book, which will help us improve future printings.

The Table of Contents

• Foreword
• Preface
• Chapter 01 -- Hello ATL
• Chapter 02 -- Strings and Text
• Chapter 03 -- Smart Types
• Chapter 04 -- Objects
• Chapter 05 -- Servers
• Chapter 06 -- Interface Maps
• Chapter 07 -- Persistence
• Chapter 08 -- Enumeration
• Chapter 09 -- Connection Points
• Chapter 10 -- Windowing
• Chapter 11 -- Controls
• Chapter 12 -- Control Containment
• Chapter 13 -- Hello ATL Server
• Chapter 14 -- ATL Server Internals
• Appendix A -- C++ Templates
• Appendix B -- ATL Classes and Headers
• Appendix C -- Moving To ATL8
• Appendix D -- Attributed ATL
• Index

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