Do you want to eat Ban because it's not a direct programming question? Please let me know if it is inappropriate.
I've learned a lot about Linux-based programming I think I know what to look for
In a Windows-based environment, you have to divide the process (was it the CreateProcess that corresponds to fork(?), set timers, send signals, and so on. I'd appreciate it if you could recommend me a book to study this kind of thing. Is this called WinAPI?
I'm even trying to figure out which one to look for. I'd appreciate it if you could just tell me the direction.
windows
You can look at the Windows system programming book.
Charles Pezold's Windows programming book (Charles Pezold's Programming Windows, 5th Edition) is famous, but it looks old and out of print.
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I recommend these three books.
Of course, all I've seen is the above three books, but they're generally well received.
In terms of difficulty, it is easy to program Windows systems that stimulate the brain in Korea.
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