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  • ▼Programming Windows 3.0 (Petzold)
    • Preface
    • ▶PART 1 GETTING STARTED
    • ▶PART 2 READING INPUT
    • ▼PART 3 USING RESOURCES
      • PART 3 USING RESOURCES
      • ▼Chapter 7 Memory Management
        • Chapter 7 Memory Management
        • SEGMENTED MEMORY, INTEL STYLE
        • ▶MEMORY ORGANIZATION IN WINDOWS
        • ▶CODE AND DATA SEGMENTS
        • ▶HOW WINDOWS MOVES AND RELOADS PROGRAM SEGMENTS
        • ▼ALLOCATING MEMORY WITHIN A PROGRAM
          • ALLOCATING MEMORY WITHIN A PROGRAM
          • Lock Your Blocks
          • A Quick Example
          • Global Memory Functions
          • More Global Memory Functions
          • Using Discardable Global Memory
          • Huge Global Memory Blocks
          • Allocating Local Memory
          • Other Local Memory Functions
          • Locking Your Own Data Segment
          • Memory Allocation Shortcuts
          • Using C Memory Allocation Functions
          • If You Know You're Running in Protected Mode
      • ▶Chapter 8 Icons, Cursors, Bitmaps, and Strings
      • ▶Chapter 9 Menus and Accelerators
      • ▶Chapter 10 Dialog Boxes
    • ▶PART 4 THE GRAPHICS DEVICE INTERFACE
    • ▶PART 5 DATA EXCHANGE AND LINKS
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