March 1990
Volume 8 Number 3
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Belief Maintenance Using The Dempster-Shafer Theory Of Evidence
By Dwayne Phillips
This system handles unreliable and
partial information by allowing you to assign belief to "I
don't know".
An Introduction To Speech Recognition
By B.J. Gleason
This article includes code that
lets you experiment with trainable systems.
FEATURES
The World Of Command Line Options
By Scott Maley
Here's an easy way to access
command line options.
Multitasking With Lightweight Threads
By Gregory Colvin
Yes, Virginia, you can multi-task
without OS/2.
Writing Your Own Standard Headers
By Dan Saks
Dan explains how to create your
own <stdlib.h>,<stddef.h>, <stdarg.h>
and <limits.h>.
Linked Lists In C++ (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Bob Jarvis
This subsystem illustrates how to
build a re-usable type.
COLUMNS
Standard C
P.J. Plauger
Doctor C's Pointers
Rex Jaeschke
Questions & Answers
Ken Pugh
Applying C++ (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Tsvi Bar-David
Implementer's Notebook (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Don Libes
USER REPORTS
The HALO Graphics Library
By Victor Volkman
A Small Prolog Interpreter (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Comments By Lindsey Spratt
BOOK REPORTS
Understanding C (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Reviewed By Harold C. Ogg