October 1991
Volume 9 Number 10
DEBUGGING
A Call-Tree Generator For C Programs
By Eric Bergman-Terrell
A call-tree provides a useful
guide to program organization.
Debugging Instrumentation Wrappers For Heap Functions
By Robert Ward
Here are a few easy-to-implement
but powerful tools for debugging heap problems.
Debugging In C - An Overview
By Wahhab Baldwin
A little planning and the right
tools can dramatically improve your debugging effectiveness.
Don't Blow Your Stack
By Jerzy Tomasik
These functions can help you spot
stack usage problems.
A Generic Command-Line Switch
By William McMahon
Here's a comprehensive solution to
the problem of remembering all those debugging flags.
OTHER FEATURES
A Generic Search Routine
By Matt Weisfeld and Michael J.
Gilson
Void pointers can help you write
generic code.
Introduction To X Window Programming, Part 4: Making Odd-Shaped Windows
By Eric F. Johnson and Kevin
Reichard
Tired of rectangular windows?
Here's how to add variety.
COLUMNS
Standard C
P.J. Plauger
Doctor C's Pointers
Rex Jaeschke
On The Networks
Sydney Weinstein
Questions & Answers
Ken Pugh
Illustrated C
Leor Zolman
CUG New Releases
Kenji Hino
USER REPORT
Conquer Multitasking With Conquerrent C
Comments By Victor Volkman
BOOK REVIEW
Data Structures Using C
Reviewed By John Ridge