#Edito

TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : Steve Passe]

Having obtained a 68000 system, the author found himself without software to run on his new friend. After punching out a cross-assembler in C for software development, he decided to experiment with multiple tasking. The result was this kernal, which distributes CPU time among concurrently running processes.

[author : David Harry]

How many times have you finished all but the user interface for that great new utility and decided it’s just too complicated to develop a sophisticated command processor? DML is an attempt to provide a simple, powerful parsing system for microcomputer users which is designed to be imbedded in any application program that requires sophisticated syntax recognition.

[author : Harvey Glass]

While powerful and efficient, Forth is often criticized for creating unnecessary programmer obstacles. The goal of the Forth extensions discussed here was to preserve the power and flexibility of the language while providing a simpler and more readable notation. The resulting code is not unlike a postfix dialect of Pascal or Algol.

[author : Wil Baden]

The author presents a classic algorithm for plotting lines on a terminal or line printer. Though the Pascal listing provided is designed to produce low resolution graphics, the algorithm may also be the basis for much higher resolution routines.

[author : Dave Cortesi]

"Help wanted" for PC and P-system, Double Amplification, and the Intern’s search for a good system programming language

[author : James Criscione]

[author : Chuck Crayne]

[author : Diane Crayne]

[author : Ronald G. Parson]

[author : Robert Blum]

8080 to Z80 Program Conversion, Hidden Treasures Revisited, CP/M Plus DPB Macro Fix, and Quicker Submit File Truncation

[author : Ray Duncan]

Some PC items, Floating-Point Benchmarks, and an MSDOS COM File Loader

[author : Michael Wiesenberg]