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Title	Write Portable Code
Type	Resource
Source	No Starch Press
Summary	Written for intermediate and advanced programmers developing cross-platform software, this resource offers lessons, patterns, and knowledge that will save you valuable time. The chapter available for download here covers moving code between processors. Author: Brian Hook ISBN: 1-59327-056-9 Posted with permission of No Starch Press. Click here for a detailed description and to learn how to purchase this title. continue

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