#Edito

TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : Garry M. Silvey]

One feature of CP/M Plus is the ability to use Resident System Extensions — allowing a programmer to extend or modify any BDOS function, and to create new ones. This article discusses how they work and how to add them to your system.

[author : Axel T. Schreiner]

Standalone preprocessors can be powerful tools in a variety of language settings. This independent preprocessor may be used with Small-C v2.0 and cc, the Small-C driver program presented last month.

[author : Steven A. Ruzinsky]

While some of the classic minimax algorithms may be intuitively straightforward, they are often quite complicated to implement in a program. The author presents an automatic minimax algorithm which is relatively simple, easy to code, and yields a high degree of accuracy.

[author : Ernest E. Bergmann]

Because many Forth-like languages do not need to use parentheses or similar characters as delimiters, this article proposes the optional use of such characters in these languages, discussing possible advantages and examining an actual implementation.

[author : John E. Stith]

The title says it all!

The Missing RAM-drive; What Day Is This?; @In-, Out-, and Throughput; @Into the Lab

Assembly language development packages and an RSX to patch CP/M 2.2's incompatibilities with CP/M Plus

C Programmer's Library; Building Controls Into Structured Systems; MENTOR — The Magazine on Disk

iRMS-86 for the IBM PC; Concerning Redirection; C Programming Tools; Savage's Benchmark Again