by Michael Floyd
Mike defines, designs, and implements an object-oriented language that you can wrap around your code.
by Edwin T. Floyd
You can avoid the overhead of conventional search techniques
by recording the existence of a key--without storing the key itself.
by Simon Tooke
Simon examines strategies and tools for object-oriented debugging, using C++ as an example.
by William D. Cramer
Augment your Macintosh development environment with this general-purpose message logging window that provides basic printf( ) capabilities.
by the League for Programming Freedom
Will software patents kill innovation in the software development field? Here's one view.
by Al Williams
Al covers debugging and 80386 exceptions and takes you under his DOS extender's hood.
by Kenneth E. Ayers
In Smalltalk/V, MVC is spelled OPD. Ken examines both the Model-View-Controller and the Object-Pane-Dispatcher.
by Marty Franz
The Windows 3.0 surge spurred Marty to take a look at Actor 3.0 and two of its support tools--WinTrieve and the Whitewater Resource Toolkit.
by Walter Knowles
Developing sophisticated Windows 3.0 applications requires a variety of tools. Walt uses Toolbook, db_VISTA, and a C compiler to build a checkbook accounting application.
by Michael Swaine
Michael the New Connectionism, an emerging movement in cognitive and computer science that involves both neural nets and parallel distributed processing.
by Al Stevens
Al returns to the data encryption algorithms and the DES discussion began in September.
by Jeff Duntemann
Is it Turbo Pascal's modulus operator that's been giving Jeff's day-of-the-week function fits? What would Zeller have to say about that!
by Andrew Schulman
Andrew looks at two books
by object-oriented pioneers-- Object-Oriented Design with Applications by Grady Booch and the Object-Oriented Software Construction by Bertrand Meyer.
by Jonathan Erickson
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