by Jonathan Amsterdam
Jonathan describes AAL, a language based on LISP that includes features from both object-oriented and declarative languages.
by Bill and Bev Thompson
The development of expert systems has often emphasized the paradigms of the subject area and their representation, often to the point of hindering rapid development and change. Bill and Bev describe flexible new structures called Topics that give knowledge-based system designers the advantages of both hypertext and declarative languages.
by Anthony J. Dos Reis
For those of you into propositional logic, Anthony offers working code (in C) for experimenting with "mechanical" theorem proving.
coordinated by Ron Copeland
Products examined from the programmer's perspective. This month: Version 2.0 of the Brief editor, Guideline's C++, and the Turbo Professional Library from Turbo Power.
by Allen Holub
Improving on an old standard, Allen tears into printf() to add new features.
by Stan Krute
Updates on QUED/M, TMON, and HFS Navigator, as well as code for HyperCard Scouting Toolkit.
by Kent Porter
Updating Niklaus Wirth with a LineDrawing graphics module in (what else?) Modula-2.
by Martin Tracy
A report on the 9th FORML, the latest on the ANSI FORTH effort, and other news.
by Tyler Sperry
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by Michael Swaine