FEATURES
FEATURES
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PRODUCT PREVIEW: LABVIEW: LABORATORY VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING WORKBENCH [author : G. Michael Vose and Gregg Williams]
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PRODUCT PREVIEW: LABVIEW: LABORATORY VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING WORKBENCH [author : G. Michael Vose and Gregg Williams]
Scientists and engineers can use the Macintosh as a general-purpose laboratory tool by creating virtual instruments.
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CIARCIA'S CIRCUIT CELLAR: BUILD A HARDWARE DATA ENCRYPTOR [author : Steve Ciarcia]
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CIARCIA'S CIRCUIT CELLAR: BUILD A HARDWARE DATA ENCRYPTOR [author : Steve Ciarcia]
This easy-to-build device is extremely difficult to crack.
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PROGRAMMING PROJECT: CALCULATING CRCs BY BITS AND BYTES [author : Greg Morse]
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PROGRAMMING PROJECT: CALCULATING CRCs BY BITS AND BYTES [author : Greg Morse]
Use the XOR function to implement modulo 2 division when calculating cyclic redundancy checks.
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PROGRAMMING INSIGHT: BREAKING OUT [author : Edward Batutis]
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PROGRAMMING INSIGHT: BREAKING OUT [author : Edward Batutis]
BREAKPT provides the IBM PC-DOS DEBUG program with a break-out switch.
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KEYED FILE ACCESS IN BASIC [author : Stephen C. Perry]
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KEYED FILE ACCESS IN BASIC [author : Stephen C. Perry]
If maintaining data on disk is a problem for you, these BASIC routines may be the solution.
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REAL TIME UNDER REAL PASCAL [author : James Feldman]
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REAL TIME UNDER REAL PASCAL [author : James Feldman]
A look at two ways to interface a machine language routine to Pascal.
THEME: 68000 MACHINES
THEME: 68000 MACHINES
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68000 TRIPS AND TRAPS [author : Mike Morton]
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68000 TRIPS AND TRAPS [author : Mike Morton]
Programming in assembly language will help you exploit the 68000 to the fullest.
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UNIX AND THE MC68000 [author : Andrew L. Rood, Robert C. Cline, and Jon A. Brewster]
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UNIX AND THE MC68000 [author : Andrew L. Rood, Robert C. Cline, and Jon A. Brewster]
The powerful yet simple programmer's model offered by the 68000's architecture makes UNIX implementation easy.
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A COMPARISON OF MC68000 FAMILY PROCESSORS [author : Thomas L. Johnson]
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A COMPARISON OF MC68000 FAMILY PROCESSORS [author : Thomas L. Johnson]
High levels of hardware and software compatibility distinguish the five members of this family.
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ATARI ST SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT [author : Michael Rothman]
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ATARI ST SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT [author : Michael Rothman]
A programmer surveys TOS operating system and how the 68000 influences it.
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AMIGA ANIMATION [author : Elaine A. Ditton and Richard A. Ditton]
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AMIGA ANIMATION [author : Elaine A. Ditton and Richard A. Ditton]
An exploration of the exciting possibilities for animation on the Amiga.
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AMIGA VS. MACINTOSH [author : Adam Brooks Webber]
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AMIGA VS. MACINTOSH [author : Adam Brooks Webber]
A comparison of the system calls on two 68000-based machines reveals one as the clear winner.
REVIEWS
REVIEWS
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REVIEWER'S NOTEBOOK [author : Jon Edwards]
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REVIEWER'S NOTEBOOK [author : Jon Edwards]
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THE FRANKLIN ACE 2200 [author : Albert S. Woodhull]
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THE FRANKLIN ACE 2200 [author : Albert S. Woodhull]
An inexpensive Apple II clone with integrated disk drives.
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THE LEADING EDGE MODEL D PC [author : Stan Miastkowski]
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THE LEADING EDGE MODEL D PC [author : Stan Miastkowski]
An IBM PC compatible that has lots of standard features.
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THE XEROX 6060 [author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
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THE XEROX 6060 [author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
A speedy machine virtually identical to the AT&T PC 6300.
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THE C. ITOH TRIPRINTER [author : Robert D. Swearengin]
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THE C. ITOH TRIPRINTER [author : Robert D. Swearengin]
A hefty printer that lets you program dozens of functions.
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THE TURNER HALL CARD [author : Jonathan Angel]
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THE TURNER HALL CARD [author : Jonathan Angel]
Simple-to-install memory expansion for IBM PCs and compatibles.
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TURBO PROLOG [author : Namir Clement Shammas]
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TURBO PROLOG [author : Namir Clement Shammas]
An implementation of Prolog for the IBM PC
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SOFTWARE CAROUSEL [author : Mark Haas]
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SOFTWARE CAROUSEL [author : Mark Haas]
A virtual memory manager that enables you to shift between programs instantly.
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PARADOX 1.1 [author : Rusel DeMaria]
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PARADOX 1.1 [author : Rusel DeMaria]
A relational database offering tremendous power.
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WORDPERFECT 4.1 [author : Ricardo Birmele]
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WORDPERFECT 4.1 [author : Ricardo Birmele]
Improvements beyond earlier versions.
Readers respond to previous reviews.
KERNEL
KERNEL
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COMPUTING AT CHAOS MANOR: A Busy Day [author : Jerry Pournelle]
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COMPUTING AT CHAOS MANOR: A Busy Day [author : Jerry Pournelle]
But he was able to finish all he had to do.
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ACCORDING TO WEBSTER: TWO FINE PRODUCTS [author : Bruce Webster]
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ACCORDING TO WEBSTER: TWO FINE PRODUCTS [author : Bruce Webster]
Close-ups on Turbo Prolog and LightspeedC
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BYTE JAPAN: PERSPECTIVES ON HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE [author : William M. Raike]
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BYTE JAPAN: PERSPECTIVES ON HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE [author : William M. Raike]
Bill finds a few interesting products at Tokyo's Microcomputer Show.
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BYTE U.K.: TURBOCHARGING MANDELBROT [author : Dick Pountain]
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BYTE U.K.: TURBOCHARGING MANDELBROT [author : Dick Pountain]
Dick returns to the topic of dynamic load balancing.
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APPLICATIONS ONLY: SING YE MACPRAISES [author : Ezra Shapiro]
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APPLICATIONS ONLY: SING YE MACPRAISES [author : Ezra Shapiro]
Excellent software is converting this Mac skeptic.
BEST OF BIX
BEST OF BIX
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IBM PC AND COMPATIBLES
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IBM PC AND COMPATIBLES
(Nucleus)
(Nucleus)
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EDITORIAL: COLLEGE CREDITS THROUGH COMMUNICATIONS
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EDITORIAL: COLLEGE CREDITS THROUGH COMMUNICATIONS
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CIRCUIT CELLAR FEEDBACK
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CIRCUIT CELLAR FEEDBACK
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BOMB RESULTS AND NEXT MONTH IN BYTE
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BOMB RESULTS AND NEXT MONTH IN BYTE
