[author : Jonathan Erickson] #Edito

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[author : Steve Upstill]

Is it real or is it Pixar? Steve describes how advancements in shading and light refraction bring computer imaging even closer to the real thing.

[author : Kent Dahlgren]

It's getting so you need a program just to know the players in what's turning into a "battle of the graphics standards"

[author : Victor Duvanenko]

Manipulating the bulk of data required by graphic images eats up time and disk space — a graphics coprocessor can save you both.

[author : Todd King]

Using dynamically defined data structures is one way to create flexible, yet powerful applications

[author : Robert J Moore]

Avoid a world of pain, understand how DOS uses memory control blocks.

[author : Bruce Tonkin]

Mixing assembly language with Basic yields some stunning performance improvements. And, as Bruce explains, it's not even that hard to do.

[author : Gregory Lazarev coordinated by Ron Copeland]

Products examined from the programmer's perspective. This month, Gregory Lazarev takes a look at Prolog V, a hidden gem included free with Smalltalk/V.

[author : Al Stevens]

Al's project continues to grow with a general purpose text editor that (somehow) leads to a discussion of maintaining comments in code

[author : Kent Porter]

Kent takes a first look at Borland's Turbo Pascal 5.0 with the long-awaited integrated debugger

[author : Michael Swaine]

Michael ruminates over alternatives to conventional programming languages and wonders how (if) they'll affect our future.

[author : Ron Copeland]

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[author : Jonathan Erickson]

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