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C/C++ Treasure Chest by Victor Volkman [Recommended]

Francis Glassborow writes:
For students and hobbyists with the right attitude this is well worth a look.

Embedded Systems Building Blocks 2ed by Jean J. Labrosse [Recommended]

Chris Hills writes:
A useful book, if you are using microC/OS-II and want a kick-start.

Front Panel - Designing Software for Embedded User Interface by Niall D Murphy [Recommended]

Chris Hills writes:
...the information and strategy for designing your own effective front panel.

Illustrated C by Leor Zolman [Recommended]

Ian Cargill writes:
The code presented is of a uniformly high quality, and can be taken as a good example to follow.

MicroC/OS-II - The Real Time Kernel by Jean J Labrosse [Highly Recommended]

Chris Hills writes:
I completely recommend this book for MicroC/OS-II users; it will become their bible.

Visual C++ MFC Programming by Example by John Swanke [Recommended]

Jon Lacey writes:
All in all a nicely laid out book

Visual C++ MFC Programming by Example by Jown Swanke [Highly Recommended]

J Crickett writes:
I highly recommend it (ignoring the layout), especially as it is cheaper than most other similar books.

Windows Undocumented File Formats by Pete Davis & Mike Wallace [Recommended]

Francis Glassborow writes:
If you need to interact with Microsoft generated files then you almost certainly need this book. It is as simple as that.

Writing Windows VxDs and Device Drivers by Karen Hazzah [Recommended]

Michael Wild writes:
I'm not going to say much about it, because it's a case of 'if you need to work in this field get this book'.

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