[author : Michael Swaine] #Edito

TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : William D. May]

Bill shows how to warp scanned images of contour maps — such as topographical maps — into representations that can be displayed and rotated in three dimensions.

[author : Kent Porter]

Borland's new C compiler doesn't come with a lot of graphics support. Kent decided to do something about that.

[author : Hubert D. Callihan]

Hugh uses several nonstandard Turbo Pascal routines to create a set of tools for handling screen regions.

[author : J. Brooks Breeden]

Using both Forth and pseudocode (for portability), Brooks gives you the tools for loading EGAPaint files into video memory.

[author : Ron Miller]

Ron offers a clever hack you can use to develop your own TSR utilities.

[author : Jim Howell]

Weight or wait — a faster word matching algorithm

[author : Richard E. Brown and Steve Ligett]

Richard E. Brown and Steve Ligett’s listings continued from last month

[author : Allen Holub]

Allen shows how to use the ANSI time functions.

[author : Namir Clement Shammas]

Namir presents several heuristic search techniques.

[author : Ernest R. Tello]

Ernie talks with users of object-oriented programming tools and tells why some developers are abandoning or avoiding the object-oriented approach - and then he tells why he still thinks it's one of the best paradigms yet devised.

[author : Tyler Sperry]

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[author : Michael Swaine]

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