by Tim Peterson and Steve Flenniken
In the first installment of this two-part article, Tim and Steve present a segment table technique that helps you cope with MS Windows' "memory movement" phenomenon.
by Michael Stroyan
3-D graphics are possible with X Window systems even though most toolkits don't provide much support for creating them. Michael shares his experiences with porting 3-D graphics to X, and provides you with solutions to some thorny problems.
by Bob Canup
Sometimes trailing-edge technology provides the right tool for the right job. Bob states his case for when you might "pick-a-number" interfaces rather than cutting-edge windowing interfaces.
by Andrew M. Liao
Self-adjusting heuristic algorithms are ideal for lists, binary search trees, and heaps. Andrew explains what they are, and how you can use them.
by William J. McMahon
It's possible to detect unexpected errors
by using function communication techniques such as the one Bill presents here.
by Neal Margulis
Neal uses Intel's i860 to illustrate how programmers can take advantage of pipelined execution, while Hal Hardenbergh adds his thoughts on RISC vs. CISC.
by Noel Bergman
In this month's "Examining Room," Noel checks up on C_talk/Views from CNS, focusing on the Browser, Streamliner, Interface Generator, and MVC.
by Andrew Schulman
Andrew continues his hunt for GP faults, this month using 32-bit C compilers and Phar Lap's 386 DOS Extender. He then returns to 16-bit land to see how GP faults can be caught under OS/2.
by Michael Swaine
This month Mike resumes his examination of Lisp, taking a look at Lisp's representation scheme and the wide range of data structures supported
by the Common Lisp standard.
by Al Stevens
Al continues TEXTSRCH, his text retrieval systems that provides a concordance-like index into a text data base that uses two general-purpose functions--parsing the command line and binary trees--you might find useful in other projects.
by Jeff Duntemann
Jeff takes time to reflect on The Quake of '89 before moving on to Arizona and Modula-2.
by Jonathan Erickson
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