PC/RISC architectures give you the horsepower to run large-scale scientific applications.
Adaptive filters let you identify significant deviations from expected values.
Scientific data is often in gridded data format, and contouring is a way to view it.
Chuck Moore and others have a wide-ranging discussion about computing's changing landscape.
A "bare-bones" execve( ) system call is implemented this month.
Peter describes how to use a design tool to develop a team project.
The I2C bus is a two-wire synchronous serial interface for intelligent IC devices.
Barr examines X-arRAY, a Fortran library that manages extended memory and math operations.
FORTEX is a Fortran tool with a flexible UI that can be incorporated into applications.
Michael argues that the way we interact with computers is in the early stages of a paradigm shift.
Al discusses how to implement dialog boxes, and wraps up SD '92.
Jeff switches from Object Vision to Visual Basic in his look at Windows development tools.
Wu's method of antialiasing is Michael's focus this month.
Modern Operating Systems and The Design of OS/2 look inside today's operating systems.
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