[author : Michael Swaine] #Edito

TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : Robert Jay Brown]

By deferring decisions about lower-level priorities, this algorithm is able to assign the top priority more efficiently.

[author : John Musselman]

How to use hardware interrupts and a demonstration of techniques common in real-time programming

[author : David E. Cortesi]

The Swapped-Out Intern returns with a technique that exploits a curious property of doubly linked lists.

[author : Thomas A. Zimniewicz]

Excom is a terminate-and-stay-resident program that gives the IBM PC interrupt-driven buffered input with flow-control selection and support for higher baud rates.

[author : Steve McMahon]

Steve shows how to get around the 64K limit on executable code imposed by Turbo Pascal without resorting to slow disk overlays.

[author : Jan L. Harrington]

Jan shows just how she wrote a bulletin board system using Unix V Bourne shell scripts and XMODEM.

[author : Allen Holub]

Allen delves into the subject of priority queues and, in Flotsam and Jetsam, discusses standard #include files.

[author : Ray Duncan]

Ray discusses programming books. He also offers a poor man's MAKE utility and an MS-DOS programming tip.

[author : Ernest R. Tello]

Ernie presents some examples of object-oriented programming using SCOOPS, an extension of PC Scheme, quot;the Turbo Pascal of the PC LISP family."

[author : Levi Thomas]

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[author : Brian R. Anderson]

[author : Michael Swaine]

A comparison of user-defined functions in four BASICS

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