by Robert Carr
Developing good software is more than just programming and debugging. Carr's eight axioms of successful software delivery tell you the rest of the story.
by Anthony Meadow, Rocky Offner, and Michael Budiansky
If you are writing an application that works with bitmapped images, consider TIFF....
by Mark Tichenor
Data arrays need not be limited
by available memory. Mark uses virtual arrays with background file management to overcome this problem.
coordinated by Ron Copeland
Products examined from the programmer's perspective. This month's offering include PC/Forms tested in C, Soft-ICE, which provides the capabilities of an in-circuit emulator via software, and DE, a "stretched" version of the standard EMAC editor.
by Allen Holub
Allen discusses the benefits of compiling to an intermediate language (postfix)--developing for multiple hardware platforms, merging compiler output, and eliminating redundant code.
by Stan Krute
Stan takes a field trip to the recent MacWorld Expo. He also has a wrap-up of the Scouting Toolkit.
by Kent Porter
With the help of a special model file--which Kent developed specifically for this exercise--he will demonstrate how to write a Pascal program that reads non-Pascal files.
by Michael Swaine
This is the premier of a new column: Parallel Processing, Object-Oriented Programming, and a reading list. Enjoy!
by Jonathan Erickson
by Tyler Sperry
by you
by Michael Swaine
brief product descriptions