by Martin Stitt
in the time honored less-is-more style you've come to expect from DDJ, Martin shows you how to use keyboard macros with a word processor to create action charts from your source listings.
by Kim King
Getting acquainted with Ada needn't be a stressful experience especially if you're already comfortable with Pascal.
by John A. Grosberg
Tired of a classless society? John presents an object-oriented class structure using dimensional units.
by Raymond Moon
One problem with assemblers is that they can't reference passed arguments and local variables. Ray presents some techniques for getting around this limitation.
by Stan Krute
Using the software hooks which Apple has so thoughtfully provided, Stan explains how you can extend Hypertalk to include almost any function or procedure you might need.
coordinated by Ron Copeland
This month our senior technical editor, Kent Porter, puts a handful of Modula-2 compilers through their paces and emerges from the process as a born again Modula-2 programmer.
by Al Stevens
Al begins a multi-issue project which develops a communications program and talks about the agony and the ecstasy of incremental implementation.
by Kent Porter
Kent's Modula-2 madness continues as he follows the development of the language as it evolved (initially) from Wirth's dissatisfaction with Pascal's limitations.
by Michael Swaine
This month Michael examines Dennis Reinhardt's Nerl Netwurkz, a tool that lets you build a neural net
by constructing, then connecting individual neurons.
by Jonathan Erickson
by Ron Copeland and Michael Swaine
by you
by Michael Swaine
brief product descriptions