This flexible device has many applications, three of which Steve describes.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]
This assembler will let you write programs using instruction mnemonics and symbolic names for data.
[author : Jonathan Amsterdam]
Bruce looks at five small libraries he created for Turbo Pascal under MS-DOS.
[author : Bruce Webster]
Optical storage devices, featuring storage capacities in the hundreds of megabytes, claim several advantages over traditional magnetic media.
[author : Richard S. Shuford]
Interface low-level languages to high-level languages for more speed and flexibility.
[author : Michael Kilian]
Use the game-paddle inputs on the Apple II to measure physical properties.
[author : Marvin L. De long]
BYTE interviews chip designer Jay Miner.
[author : Phillip Robinson]
BitBlt operations integrate text and graphics in high-performance systems.
[author : John Bennett]
The developer of the SLAM graphics chip discusses real-time graphics system design.
[author : Stefan Demetrescu]
You can address the individual dots used to generate dot-matrix characters.
[author : Mark Bridger and Mark Goresky]
This non-von Neumann chip is designed for high-speed parallel processing of images.
[author : Tom Jeffery]
[author : Glenn Hartwig]
An 11-pound portable computer with a liquid-crystal display.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
A portable IBM PC-compatible with a built-in color monitor.
[author : Bruce Roberts]
Aztec C, Hippo-C, Mac C, Megamax C, and Softworks Macintosh C.
[author : Tim Field]
Loki Engineering's FORTH descendant moves to 8-bit machines.
[author : Michael W. Gilbert and Albert S. Woodhull]
A high-resolution color monitor paired with a graphics-controller board.
[author : Rik Jadrnicek]
A letter-quality printer featuring Diablo compatibility.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
Readers respond to previous reviews.
The subject of computer conferencing finds Jerry discussing the old ARPANET and the new BIX.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Jerry's readers write, and he replies.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Because of a memory upgrade from Levco. Bruce begins to use his Macintosh for major word processing.
[author : Bruce Webster]
Living C-Personal is a new product from the U.K. that offers an editor, interpreter, animator, and tracer/debugger all rolled into one menu-driven windowing environment.
[author : Dick Pountain]
Learn some of their properties and a few possible uses.
BYTE JAPAN: COMPARING FUJITSUS
[author : Robert T Kurosaka]
Bill describes his latest computer purchase-the Fujitsu FM-16β.
[author : William M. Raike]
Steve answers project-related queries from readers.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]