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[author : Martin Stitt]

In the time honored less-is-more style you've come to expect from DDJ, Martin shows you how to use keyboard macros with a word processor to create action charts from your source listings.

[author : Kim King]

Getting acquainted with Ada needn't be a stressful experience especially if you’re already comfortable with Pascal.

[author : John A. Grosberg]

Tired of a classless society? John presents an object-oriented class structure using dimensional units.

[author : Raymond Moon]

One problem with assemblers is that they can't reference passed arguments and local variables. Ray presents some techniques for getting around this limitation.

[author : Stan Krute]

Using the software hooks which Apple has so thoughtfully provided, Stan explains how you can extend HyperTalk to include almost any function or procedure you might need.

[author : Kent Porter, coordinated by Ron Copeland]

This month our senior technical editor, Kent Porter, puts a handful of Modula-2 compilers through their paces and emerges from the process as a born again Modula-2 programmer.

[author : Al Stevens]

Al begins a multi-issue project which develops a communications program and talks about the agony and the ecstasy of incremental implementation.

[author : Kent Porter]

Kent's Modula-2 madness continues as he follows the development of the language as it evolved (initially) from Wirth's dissatisfaction with Pascal's limitations.

[author : Michael Swaine]

This month Michael examines Dennis Reinhardt’s Nerl Netwurkz, a tool that lets you build a neural net by constructing, then connecting individual neurons.

[author : Ron Copeland & Michael Swaine]

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[author : Michael Swaine]

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