The University of California Riverside Standard Library for 80x86 assembly language programmers provides a slate of useful high-level assembly language routines.
ASM programmers, like their high-level language counterparts, can use object-oriented programming techniques to develop reusable, maintainable code.
Contrary to popular notions, numeric coprocessor code can be optimized using assembly language in much the same way as integer-based code.
Entering, exiting, and masking various processor interrupts are covered this month.
Debugging device drivers is a snap with this monitoring program.
Abort procedures process Windows messages and yield control to applications on a regular basis.
Advanced Micro Devices' 29000 RISC coprocessor can achieve high performance without greatly impacting the hardware component cost of controller boards.
The Lotus OMI defines a platform-independent method for applications to exchange e-mail.
Blackbird, a communications library based on the ISO reference model architecture, was developed by Traveling Software for use in its file transfer software.
Michael looks to the future, when deciding what's relevant will be the key to success.
The D-Flat saga continues with LISTBOX window class, the base class for pop-down menus.
Jeff scales the twin towers of analysis and design.
Michael boosts the performance of his 3-D animation code using fixed-point arithmetic.
The "true" history of the computer industry depends on which book you read.
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