Little languages come in all shapes and sizes, Ray looks at their past, present, and future--and challenges you to exercise your language with a small but thorny programming problem.
Here's a tiny C-like object-oriented language that's an ideal extension language or learning tool.
Hooking little languages to big applications can be tricky, unless you follow the rules.
Multiprogramming is the focus of this month's installment.
Effectively using OBJ module libraries is an essential part of software development.
Partitioning communications into layers is one technique for increasing performance.
Probabilistic algorithms can be used for general-purpose pattern matching.
Peter uses ML, a Lisp-like little language, to stimulate and investigate multiprocessor architectures.
The extensibility and programmability of BRIEF lets you tailor the editor to fit your needs.
Dave Winer, designer of a powerful scripting language, shares his thoughts on software development.
D-Flat continued. This month Al covers menus, classes, and the C preprocessor.
As long as he's not distracted again, Jeff will continue his discussion of communication interrupts.
Michael puts the moves on animation using VGA's 256 colors.
The Emperor's New Mind, examines computers, minds, and the laws of physics.
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