November 1993
Volume 11 Number 11
DEVICE CONTROL
Real-Time Data Acquisition and Control Under Windows 3.1
By James E. Feeney
If the data rates aren't too high,
Windows can be a convenient host for a data-acquisition
program.
DMA Controller Programming in C
By Robert Watson
DMA transfers can sustain high
data rates, and give your computer bus a break in the
bargain.
FEATURES
C++ Classes for Fuzzy Logic
By Thomas E. Janzen
Here's exactly what you need to
perform fuzzy logic in C++, more or less.
Dynamic Two-Dimensional Arrays
By P.J. LaBrocca
If you don't know the size of a
2-D array at compile time, an array of pointers plus a few
macros is often the best representation.
COLUMNS
Standard C: C++ Library Ground Rules
P. J. Plauger
Code Capsules: Bit Handling in C
Chuck Allison
Questions & Answers: Pointers and Multi-Dimensional Arrays
Kenneth Pugh
Stepping Up to C++: Temporary Inconvenience, Part 2
Dan Saks
CUG New Releases: BCC Coroutines, TDE, Lost Algorithms, and Anthony's Tools
Victor R. Volkman
BOOK REVIEWS
µC/OS, The Real-Time Kernel
Reviewed by Mark Gingrich
C++: An Introduction for Experienced C Programmers
Reviewed by Russel Lopez