Fortran wasn't designed to write drivers but Fortran applications can provide direct window support.
Access your system's real-time clock using homegrown Turbo Pascal time and date functions.
This Basic sort routine uses large string buffers and integer variables as pointers to buffers.
All isn't quiet on the Modula-2 front. Our experts brings you up to date.
Before beginning the kernel port, Bill and Lynne reflect on 386BSD's place in the world of UNIX.
Avoid redundancy--and improve performance--when raising polynomials to integer powers.
Is POSIX.4 the key to reconciling Unix and Ada for real-time systems?
This Forth multitasker falls between "medium weight" and "heavyweight" multitasking and provides preemption without additional overhead.
TSRs are no longer a chore when you use tools like Coderunner.
Capture planetary images using a CCD camera, a frame grabber, and Turbo Pascal.
Michael reports on The First Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy.
This month's D-Flat installment manages application configuration and window classes.
Jeff takes a look at Turbo Pascal for Windows before moving on to dissecting UART registers.
Complex polygons are simpler than you probably think.
Pearls of wisdom about Jon Bentley's best programming books.
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