#Edito

TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : Michael Swaine]

We talked to the developers behind GEM, TopView, and Windows to find out what these operating environments could mean to software developers. Reader Ballot No. 192.

[author : Albert S. Woodhull]

CP/M Plus can address a megabyte, but debugging beyond the first 64K bank is a problem. Reader Ballot No. 193.

[author : Shawn Day]

COPY solves the problem of copying files between volumes without losing a BASIC program in memory. Reader Ballot No. 194.

[author : Roger E. Donais]

Efficient programming requires tools for automatically compiling, assembling, and linking with termination on error. IF.68K extends CP/M-68K in that direction. Reader Ballot No. 195.

[author : Alfred Steele]

Here’s how one programmer developed a RAM-disk driver for ProDOS. Reader Ballot No. 196.

[author : D.E. Cortesi]

The Clinic closes its doors. Reader Ballot No. 190.

[author : Allen Holub]

Support routines for a new shell for MS DOS; An fgets that edits. Reader Ballot No. 191.

[author : Ray Duncan]

Readers flame on Microsoft Assembler; notes on converting to MS DOS 3.0. Reader Ballot No. 197.

[author : John Bass]

Concluding the MacSCSI interface series. Reader Ballot No. 198.

[author : W. E. Wilson]

In honor of our focus on operating system extensions, our guest columnist tells of a product that makes CP/M a big operating system. Reader Ballot No. 199.