July 1991
Volume 9 Number 7
NEW FRONTIERS IN C
'X' Commands For The Mac HyperCard (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Richard Rathe
Mix HyperTalk and C to get the
best of both worlds.
OPAL: OOP For The Rest Of Us (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Robert Jervis
The author of Turbo C shows us a
possible successor to C.
Encoding Japanese Characters
By Glenn Searfoss
Here are the most popular codes
for Kanji character sets.
OTHER FEATURES
A Simple Line Input Function
By Philip J. Erdelsky
This function gets a single line
of text for your MS-DOS application.
Type As Object (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Tsvi Bar-David
You can better understand both
types and objects if you view one as a special case of the
other.
Enhancing Small-C (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Don Lang
Add multi-dimensional arrays to
Small C.
Double To (And From) String Conversion
By Dr. Timothy Prince
Tim provides code to minimize
rounding errors when converting binary to strings and back
again.
X Window Programming, Part 3
By Eric Johnson and Kevin Reichard
Here's a brief tutorial on reading
and writing text under X Windows.
COLUMNS
Standard C
P.J. Plauger
Doctor C's Pointers
Rex Jaeschke
Questions & Answers
Ken Pugh
Stepping Up To C++
Dan Saks