Dec 172017
Source code from Computer Language magazine – April 1989. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
BIT.C | 6841 | 1765 | deflated |
ENV.ZIP | 9272 | 8804 | deflated |
ERROR.ZIP | 5969 | 5595 | deflated |
OBJECT.H | 3968 | 905 | deflated |
PUTIMAGE.PAS | 1469 | 681 | deflated |
README.DOC | 1296 | 733 | deflated |
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Contents of the README.DOC file
Sysops--
Well, here's the latest: source code for the April 1989 issue of Computer
Language. I hope you enjoy it. Here's what's on the disk:
PUTIMAGE.PAS 1469
This is a short Turbo Pascal unit that updates and improves John Figueras's
code from October 1988's "Constructing the Virtual Mouse." This listing is
from page 12 of the April 1989 issue.
BIT.C 6841
This is the code to accompany John Gray's "Bit Strings in C."
ENV.ARC 10665
This compressed file contains a handful of programs that illustrate reading
and writing the DOS environment, from Jon-K Adams's article of the same name.
You get a couple tables, too.
ERROR.ARC 5872
This compressed file contains a handful of programs that demonstrate the power
of Danny Lawrence's Universal Critical Error Handler.
OBJECT.H 3968
This is the "generic" object definition header promised by Scott Ladd in his
"Objectively Speaking" object-oriented programming article. Looks like C to me.
PKXARC.COM 12242
PKXARC.DOC 18717
I toss in this obsolete de-ARChiving program just in case you don't have any
other way of decompressing the .ARC files I've distributed this month. If you
have a later, better version, then just toss these.
See you next month.
JDH
Well, here's the latest: source code for the April 1989 issue of Computer
Language. I hope you enjoy it. Here's what's on the disk:
PUTIMAGE.PAS 1469
This is a short Turbo Pascal unit that updates and improves John Figueras's
code from October 1988's "Constructing the Virtual Mouse." This listing is
from page 12 of the April 1989 issue.
BIT.C 6841
This is the code to accompany John Gray's "Bit Strings in C."
ENV.ARC 10665
This compressed file contains a handful of programs that illustrate reading
and writing the DOS environment, from Jon-K Adams's article of the same name.
You get a couple tables, too.
ERROR.ARC 5872
This compressed file contains a handful of programs that demonstrate the power
of Danny Lawrence's Universal Critical Error Handler.
OBJECT.H 3968
This is the "generic" object definition header promised by Scott Ladd in his
"Objectively Speaking" object-oriented programming article. Looks like C to me.
PKXARC.COM 12242
PKXARC.DOC 18717
I toss in this obsolete de-ARChiving program just in case you don't have any
other way of decompressing the .ARC files I've distributed this month. If you
have a later, better version, then just toss these.
See you next month.
JDH
December 17, 2017
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