What do recursive drawing, iterated function systems, and fractal geometry have in common? They all play a part in producing realistic looking natural objects.
Use the VGA graphics controller and sequencer address registers for saving and restoring graphic screens.
386BSD's basic kernel incorporates a unique "recursive" paging feature that leverages resources and reduces complexity.
Here's a Common Object Format File loader for the 34010 that's small enough for embedded applications, yet powerful enough to download fully-linked C and assembly language programs.
Compared to previous versions, Microsoft's recently released Macro Assembler 6.0 embodies some ambitious changes.
This file viewer--implemented as a C++ class--creates a Windows 3 bitmap object from a PCX file.
Michael embarks on a two-part interview with Bob Jarvis, author of Wizard C--the precursor to Turbo C.
This month's installment of D-Flat presents event and message mechanisms.
Jeff continues his examination of UARTs and explains how to detect the presence of a serial port.
VGA's undocumented Mode X supports page flipping, makes off-screen memory available, has square pixels, and increases performance by as much as four times.
Andrew weighs his options when examining Windows 3 programming books.
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