by Scott Johnson
A behind-the-scenes look at the DDJ hypertext project
by the programmer who put it together.
by Rick Gessner
Rick uses Turbo Pascal to build a page-oriented, text-only hypertext system that has embedded "hot-links." His system includes both a screen editor and a hypertext engine.
by Todd King
Here's another approach to hypertext systems. This one, written in C, is ideal for context-sensitive help or source-code documentation projects.
by Leo Notenboom and Michael Vose
Knowing how help files and a hypertext engine interact is central to effective on-screen documentation.
by Kevin Weeks
The key to efficient programming using object-oriented languages is having a good base class.
by Norton T. Allen
Recognizing the general character of an image early in the display process lets you begin fine-tuning much sooner.
by Shawn M. Regan
Shawn enhances this popular data compression algorithm.
by Andrew Schulman
An interactive environment such as Rational Systems' Instant-C takes a lot of the pain out of 80386 protected-mode programming.
by Stephen Fried
Steve argues that only use of FAR pointers in 80386 code is in operating system kernels. To make his point, he examines ports and interrupts.
by Michael Swaine
Michael shares different techniques for adding text links to HyperCard.
by Al Stevens
Al develops an indexing technique that is a loose adaptation of B-tree.
by Jeff Duntemann
Heap Fragmentation, and how to manage it in Pascal and Modula-2, are Jeff's topics this month.
by Jonathan Erickson
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by Michael Swaine
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