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TABLE OF CONTENTS

[author : Rahner James]

Smooth, non-flickering, real-time EGA animation is a reality with Rahner’s sprite driver. Rahner covers animation algorithm design, animation structures, and EGA innards.

[author : Tom Nolan]

Build your own real-time data acquisition system with the hardware and software tools Tom presents here.

[author : Martin Tracy]

DDJ’s Forth expert presents ZEN, a tiny Forth system written entirely in Forth. Programs written in ZEN are ideal for embedded applications and, says Martin, inherently ROM-able.

[author : Rohan T. Douglas]

Automate your error message documentation using the tools that Rohan provides here. Or, for that matter, adapt his technique for on-screen menus, prompts, and dialog boxes.

[author : Robert B. Stout]

S-CODER is the core of a data encryption engine that can be implemented with virtually any high-level language and can serve as the building block for enhanced security systems.

[author : Robert Zigon]

Robert returns to DDJ this time with an algorithm for efficiently generating circles.

[author : Mark R. Nelson]

A general-purpose "locator" program that matches code and data with target hardware.

[author : Scott Robert Ladd]

Scott put Zortech’s C++ 2.0 to the challenge of fractal geometry — and liked what he saw.

[author : Andrew Schulman]

In the first installment of this two-part article, contributing editor Andrew Schulman inaugurates a new section in DDJ by stalking the elusive general protection fault using a variety of developer’s tools.

[author : Michael Swaine]

If your programming palate has been hungry for a taste of Lisp, Mike’s monthly menu should fill the bill.

[author : Al Stevens]

Al continues with his text data base indexing and retrieval project, this month adding the expression interpreter. Fie then reflects upon OOPSLA ’89, how teachers teach C, and recommends a recent book for C programmers.

[author : Jeff Duntemann]

Jeff bounces around some myths put out by object-oriented hypesters, pointing out that what you read isn’t necessarily what you get, before returning to his discussion of polymorphism with Turbo Pascal and QuickPascal.

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