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What books are available on the market for learning Windows APIs for GUI development with C ++?

Please give me some titles, not free books. I don't need to be free; it would be better to publish McGraw Hill, Prentice-Hall, Springer or any other good publisher.

Please note that I am only interested in C ++ programming only.

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Classics - Petzold http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Windows-Microsoft-Charles-Petzold/dp/157231995X



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Very few (printed) books cover using the Windows API from C ++ as such (most of them use C, or something like .NET). You might want to take a look at Relisoft's C ++ Resources page . They have a free online book and their own library (RSWL) that implements most of the ideas in the book. If you really want to pay for this, I believe you can get a hard copy through Amazon, which you will have to pay for.



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