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EDITORIAL (p.505 in reprint volume 12)
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EDITORIAL (p.505 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Michael Swaine]
#Edito
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
ARTICLES
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80386 PROGRAMMING: Developing 386 Applications... Today (p.509 in reprint volume 12)
p.16
80386 PROGRAMMING: Developing 386 Applications... Today (p.509 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Richard Relph]
Despite what you may have heard, programming for the 80386
doesn't require waiting for a 386 version of Microsoft’s OS/2.
Richard examines some of the development options currently available.
p.24
CODING: 8088 Assembly-Language Programming Techniques (p.514 in reprint volume 12)
p.24
CODING: 8088 Assembly-Language Programming Techniques (p.514 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Thomas Disque]
Some not-so-obvious tricks to make 8088 code fast and tight
p.30
LANGUAGES: Logic and Knowledge Representation in PROLOG (p.518 in reprint volume 12)
p.30
LANGUAGES: Logic and Knowledge Representation in PROLOG (p.518 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Richard Butrick]
The differences between formal logic and PROLOG can lead to some
nasty surprises. Richard offers some warnings and workaround solutions.
p.42
LANGUAGES: Multitasking With Turbo Pascal (p.524 in reprint volume 12)
p.42
LANGUAGES: Multitasking With Turbo Pascal (p.524 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Craig A. Lindley]
Turbo Pascal’s procedures and stack handling offer a mechanism
for implementing a nonpreemptive multitasking scheme.
COLUMNS
COLUMNS
p.94
C CHEST (p.550 in reprint volume 12)
p.94
C CHEST (p.550 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Allen Holub]
Allen solves another problem in moving programs between MS-DOS
and Unix machines with a curses windowing package for MS-DOS.
p.106
16-BIT SOFTWARE TOOLBOX (p.557 in reprint volume 12)
p.106
16-BIT SOFTWARE TOOLBOX (p.557 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Ray Duncan]
Ray takes a look at some of the tools available for developing 80386
applications. He also reviews some advanced Unix books and
resumes the discussion of assembly languages versus high-level languages.
p.112
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.561 in reprint volume 12)
p.112
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.561 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Michael Ham]
Mike offers some rules for software design based not on theory but
on experience.
p.118
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (p.566 in reprint volume 12)
p.118
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (p.566 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Ernest R. Tello]
In the first of two columns on the Xerox 1186 AI workstation, Ernie
examines the hardware and working environment of this new LISP machine.
FORUM
FORUM
p.8
RUNNING LIGHT (p.506 in reprint volume 12)
p.8
RUNNING LIGHT (p.506 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Tyler Sperry]
p.8
ARCHIVES (p.506 in reprint volume 12)
p.8
ARCHIVES (p.506 in reprint volume 12)
p.10
LETTERS (p.507 in reprint volume 12)
p.10
LETTERS (p.507 in reprint volume 12)
[author : you]
p.136
SWAINE'S FLAMES (p.575 in reprint volume 12)
p.136
SWAINE'S FLAMES (p.575 in reprint volume 12)
[author : Michael Swaine]
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
p.83
DR. DOBB’S CATALOG: (not in reprint volume 12)
p.83
DR. DOBB’S CATALOG: (not in reprint volume 12)
DDJ books and software
p.117
ADVERTISER INDEX: (not in reprint volume 12)
p.117
ADVERTISER INDEX: (not in reprint volume 12)
Where to find those ads
p.128
BOOKS: (p.572 in reprint volume 12)
p.128
BOOKS: (p.572 in reprint volume 12)
The Connection Machine and The C++ Programming Language
p.130
THE STATE OF BASIC: (p.573 in reprint volume 12)
p.130
THE STATE OF BASIC: (p.573 in reprint volume 12)
Expanding the set of data types
p.134
OF INTEREST: (p.574 in reprint volume 12)
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OF INTEREST: (p.574 in reprint volume 12)
Products for programmers
