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EDITORIAL (p.583 in reprint volume 15)
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EDITORIAL (p.583 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Jonathan Erickson]
#Edito
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
FEATURES
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SUPER VGA PROGRAMMING (p.587 in reprint volume 15)
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SUPER VGA PROGRAMMING (p.587 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Christopher A. Howard]
Chris presents a VGA chip-set detection method, including functions for addressing video memory and displaying pixels at specified locations.
p.30
CIRCLES AND THE DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER (p.593 in reprint volume 15)
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CIRCLES AND THE DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER (p.593 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Tim Paterson]
The digital differential analyzer, which uses unsealed integers for drawing straight lines and circles, belongs in every graphics library.
p.36
IMPROVING LINE SEGMENT CLIPPING (p.597 in reprint volume 15)
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IMPROVING LINE SEGMENT CLIPPING (p.597 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Victor J. Duvanenko, W.E. Robbins, and Ronald S. Gyurcsik]
Today’s windowing systems demand high-performance line-clipping techniques. Our authors show how to squeeze more performance from the classic Cohen-Sutherland line-clipping algorithm.
p.46
DRAWING CHARACTER SHAPES WITH BEZIER CURVES (p.603 in reprint volume 15)
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DRAWING CHARACTER SHAPES WITH BEZIER CURVES (p.603 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Todd King]
Todd examines and implements Bezier curves by using the literal rendering technique and the deCasteljau method.
p.54
INFORMATION MODELS, VIEWS, AND CONTROLLERS (p.607 in reprint volume 15)
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INFORMATION MODELS, VIEWS, AND CONTROLLERS (p.607 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Adele Goldberg]
Smalltalk’s Model-View-Controller architecture was built with user interface design in mind.
PROGRAMMER'S WORKBENCH
PROGRAMMER'S WORKBENCH
p.62
DOS + 386 = 4 GIGABYTES! (p.613 in reprint volume 15)
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DOS + 386 = 4 GIGABYTES! (p.613 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Al Williams]
It really is possible to access the entire 80386 address space in real mode when you use the techniques Al presents here.
EXAMINING ROOM
EXAMINING ROOM
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THE POWER IN POWERBASIC (p.619 in reprint volume 15)
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THE POWER IN POWERBASIC (p.619 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Bruce Tonkin]
Can a leopard change its spots? Bruce finds out by examining Spectra’s PowerBasic, previously known as Borland’s Turbo Basic.
COLUMNS
COLUMNS
p.123
PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS (p.649 in reprint volume 15)
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PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS (p.649 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Michael Swaine]
Michael reports on MacWorld Expo, raises questions about Glasnost programming, and ruminates on recent issues in chaos theory, fractals, and neural networks.
p.131
C PROGRAMMING (p.653 in reprint volume 15)
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C PROGRAMMING (p.653 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Al Stevens]
Al takes an early look at Turbo C++, a second look at ANSI C token pasting, and an in-depth look at hotkeys.
p.139
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.659 in reprint volume 15)
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STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING (p.659 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Jeff Duntemann]
It’s one dam thing after another as Jeff tackles object design and multiple inheritance.
DEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENTS
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LETTERS (p.584 in reprint volume 15)
p.8
LETTERS (p.584 in reprint volume 15)
[author : you]
p.160
SWAINE’S FLAMES (p.671 in reprint volume 15)
p.160
SWAINE’S FLAMES (p.671 in reprint volume 15)
[author : Michael Swaine]
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
PROGRAMMER'S SERVICES
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ADVERTISER INDEX (not in reprint volume 15)
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ADVERTISER INDEX (not in reprint volume 15)
where to go for more information on products
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OF INTEREST (p.669 in reprint volume 15)
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OF INTEREST (p.669 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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