This book is for C++ programmers who will use the PowerBuilder® Native Interface (PBNI) to build PowerBuilder extensions. The book assumes that you are familar with the C++ language and a C++ development tool.
This book contains information about building PowerBuilder extensions. The PowerBuilder Extension Reference contains information about using extensions that are provided with PowerBuilder.
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