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EDITORIAL (p.485 in reprint volume 15)
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EDITORIAL (p.485 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Jonathan Erickson]
#Edito
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
FEATURES
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THE DDJ HYPERTEXT PROJECT (p.489 in reprint volume 15)
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THE DDJ HYPERTEXT PROJECT (p.489 in reprint volume 15)
[author : J. Scott Johnson]
A behind-the-scenes look at the DDJ hypertext project by the programmer who put it together.
p.22
BUILDING A HYPERTEXT SYSTEM (p.492 in reprint volume 15)
p.22
BUILDING A HYPERTEXT SYSTEM (p.492 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Rick Gessner]
Rick uses Turbo Pascal to build a page-oriented, text-only hypertext system that has embedded "hot-links." His system includes both a screen editor and a hypertext engine.
p.34
A SELF-REFERENTIAL HYPERTEXT ENGINE (p.498 in reprint volume 15)
p.34
A SELF-REFERENTIAL HYPERTEXT ENGINE (p.498 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Todd King]
Here’s another approach to hypertext systems. This one, written in C, is ideal for context-sensitive help or source-code documentation projects.
p.40
BUILDING AN EFFICIENT HELP SYSTEM (p.501 in reprint volume 15)
p.40
BUILDING AN EFFICIENT HELP SYSTEM (p.501 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Leo Notenboom and Michael Vose]
Knowing how help files and a hypertext engine interact is central to effective on-screen documentation.
p.50
C++ FILE OBJECTS (p.506 in reprint volume 15)
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C++ FILE OBJECTS (p.506 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Kevin Weeks]
The key to efficient programming using object-oriented languages is having a good base class.
p.56
A PIXEL ORDERING ALGORITHM (p.511 in reprint volume 15)
p.56
A PIXEL ORDERING ALGORITHM (p.511 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Norton T. Allen]
Recognizing the general character of an image early in the display process lets you begin fine-tuning much sooner.
p.126
LZW REVISITED (p.553 in reprint volume 15)
p.126
LZW REVISITED (p.553 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Shawn M. Regan]
Shawn enhances this popular data compression algorithm.
EXAMINING ROOM
EXAMINING ROOM
p.62
EXAMINING INSTANT-C (p.515 in reprint volume 15)
p.62
EXAMINING INSTANT-C (p.515 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Andrew Schulman]
An interactive environment such as Rational Systems’ Instant-C takes a lot of the pain out of 80386 protected-mode programming.
PROGRAMMER'S WORKBENCH
PROGRAMMER'S WORKBENCH
p.78
ACCESSING HARDWARE FROM 80386 PROTECTED MODE: PART II (p.523 in reprint volume 15)
p.78
ACCESSING HARDWARE FROM 80386 PROTECTED MODE: PART II (p.523 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Stephen Fried]
Steve argues that the only use of FAR pointers in 80386 code is in operating system kernels. To make his point, he examines ports and interrupts.
COLUMNS
COLUMNS
p.129
PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS (p.555 in reprint volume 15)
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PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS (p.555 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Michael Swaine]
Michael shares different techniques for adding text links to HyperCard.
p.135
C PROGRAMMING (p.560 in reprint volume 15)
p.135
C PROGRAMMING (p.560 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Al Stevens]
Al develops an indexing technique that is a loose adaptation of the B-tree.
p.143
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.565 in reprint volume 15)
p.143
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.565 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Jeff Duntemann]
Heap fragmentation, and how to manage it in Pascal and Modula-2, are Jeffs topics this month.
DEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENTS
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LETTERS (p.486 in reprint volume 15)
p.8
LETTERS (p.486 in reprint volume 15)
[author : you]
p.168
SWAINE’S FLAMES (p.580 in reprint volume 15)
p.168
SWAINE’S FLAMES (p.580 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Michael Swaine]
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
p.160
ADVERTISER INDEX (not in reprint volume 15)
p.160
ADVERTISER INDEX (not in reprint volume 15)
where to go for more information on products
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OF INTEREST (p.577 in reprint volume 15)
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OF INTEREST (p.577 in reprint volume 15)
[author : compiled by Janna Custer]
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PROGRAMMER’S MARKETPLACE (not in reprint volume 15)
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PROGRAMMER’S MARKETPLACE (not in reprint volume 15)
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