September 1994
Volume 12 Number 9
WINDOWS PROGRAMMING
Using Windows Memory Management Services
By David Singleton
Allocating memory only as needed
is good programming hygiene. So too is hiding the gory
details of a nontrivial memory manager.
Extending the Windows File Manager
By Trevor Harmon
If you learn how to negotiate with
the windows file manager, it can make your code look like
part of the establishment.
Book Review: Teach Yourself Windows Programming in 21 Days
By Randel Astle
FEATURES
A Simple Soundex Program
By Jeff Rosen
Soundex is a great algorithm for
getting past spelling anomalies and it's easier than you
might think to implement.
Today (Article unavailable in electronic form)
By Thomas Niemann
A brief note on telling time in a
useful way under MS-DOS.
COLUMNS
Standard C: The Header <ostream>
P. J. Plauger
Questions & Answers: Parentheses with new Operator
Kenneth Pugh
Code Capsules: Conversions and Casts
Chuck Allison
Stepping Up to C++: Designing Generic Container Classes, Part 3: Iterators
Dan Saks
On the Networks: Using Unix for a BBS
Sydney S. Weinstein