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Programming on Purpose: Essays on Programming Design by P.J. Plauger, 1993-02-12

Advanced UNIX Programming (2nd Edition) (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series) by Marc J. Rochkind, 2004-05-09

Linear Programming and Network Flows by Mokhtar S. Bazaraa, John J. Jarvis, et all 2004-12-17

Simply Java Programming: An Application-Driven Tutorial Approach by Harvey M. Deitel, Paul J. Deitel, et all 2003-08-06

An Introduction to Database Systems Sixth Edition by C. J. Date (The Systems Programming Series) by C. J. Date, 1997

Java ME Game Programming, 2E by Martin J. Wells, John P Flynt, 2007-09-10

Programming Fundamentals Using Microsoft Visual Basic .NET by Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, et all 2004-09-09

Linear Programming: Foundations and Extensions (International Series in Operations Research & Management Science) by Robert J. Vanderbei, 2007-11-26

The Mathematics of Nonlinear Programming (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics) by Anthony L. Peressini, Francis E. Sullivan, et all 1993-06-17

Java Programming for Dummies by Donald J. Koosis, David S. Koosis, 1999-01

Programming MicrosoftSQL Server 2005 by Andrew J Brust, Stephen Forte, 2006-07-19

McGraw-Hill Personal Computer Programming Encyclopedia: Languages and Operating Systems by William J. Birnes, William P. Woodall, 1989-01

History of Programming Languages, Volume 2 (ACM Press)

Object-Oriented Programming with Visual Basic .NET by J.P. Hamilton, 2002-10

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Microsoft Visual J#: Technical Articles: Programming Dynamic HTML In Java
Technical Articles programming Dynamic HTML in Java. Posted September 14, 1998, However,this is merely an artifact and not part of the programming model.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vjsharp/productinfo/visualj/technical/articles/dhtml/d

Extractions: Advanced Search Visual Studio Home Visual J# Home Product Information ... Technical Articles Posted: September 14, 1998 On this page Introduction to the com.ms.wfc.html Package Using the initForm Method Understanding the DhElement Class Working with Containers ... Using the com.ms.wfc.html Package on the Server With Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, Microsoft introduced its implementation of a revolutionary HTML object model that content providers can use to effectively manipulate HTML properties on the fly. Until now, this object model has primarily been accessed using script technology. The com.ms.wfc.html package of the Microsoft Windows® Foundation Classes for Java (WFC) framework now lets you access the power of Dynamic HTML (DHTML) on a Web page directly from a Java class. To help you get up and running using the com.ms.wfc.html package to implement Java and DHTML, here are the basic steps you can perform to create a simple DHTML project and add your own dynamic behavior to it. While this is by no means the entire story, it sets the stage for the rest of this topic and for the samples. There are five basic steps when using the com.ms.wfc.html package: Create a new project by choosing New Project from the File menu and selecting Code-behind HTML from the Web Pages category.
TBS Superstation
The station features popular movies, original programming, sports, and comedies.
http://tbssuperstation.com
Greg Miller Custom CGI Programming: Web Development, Embedded Programming, PC De
Freelance CGI programmer using Perl, C, C++, Active Server Pages, JavaScript (server and client side), and Visual Basic.
http://www.customprogrammer.com/

Extractions: Web Development using nearly all popular platforms and languages, including Perl, ASP (Active Server Pages), C, C++, Visual Basic, XML, WAP, WML, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and others. Windows Application Development using C, C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, VBScript, VBA (Word, Excel, etc), and others. Unix Application Development using C, C++, Shell, Perl, and others.
Eclipse Projects
a seamless aspectoriented extension to the Javatm programming language. - Java platform compatible Erik Hilsdale - AspectJ Aspect-Oriented programming in Java - Tutorial
http://www.aspectj.org/
NeHe Productions: Main Page
OpenGL programming. Many tutorials, sample programs/games, and source code. A CD is available for order containing all of the site.
http://nehe.gamedev.net/

Extractions: ANOTHER UNIQUE THEME A new theme titled 'Fiction Is Orange' is now online. Very cool logo, nice bright colors. Thanks to Arné for making it! Again, the news heading, and background colors were not defined, so I picked some of my own :) If anyone plans to do a theme and they also want the CSS information, let me know.
Kurt's Programming Resevoir
Website dedicated to 2D, 3D and game programming.
http://www.geocities.com/kurtkz/

Extractions: This site is best viewed in 800x600 A Brief Introduction Welcome to The Programming Resevoir! Thank you in advance for visiting my programming website. My name is Kurt Kruger and I am a *budding* 18 year old self-taught computer programmer from South Africa (now you understand why my code is so sloppy). This website will, in future, be dedicated to games and more specifically, 2D and 3D graphics programming - not that I know much about the latter. Since I have recently completed my matric final exams, I'll have plenty of time to improve upon this site, so watch this space for updates! To other matters...if there are any demo groups out there on the lookout for new memebers I would be very happy to join. Even if I don't get involved with any public coding, I am very eager to learn new techniques and tips. NOTE! This page is still under construction, so certain portions will not be navigable yet. I'm still trying to complete most of the progamming documents, but hopefully everything will be up and running within the week. Still, have a look at the downloads section; you might find something useful. What's Online?
Programming Central
Covers all issues of programming including C/C++, graphics and games. Also has HTML and Javascript information.
http://www.programmingcentral.com/

Extractions: Latest Information I'm adding a new section where I will be presenting pages for classic video games. I'm starting off by allowing 5 people to host video game pages on my server, this includes MANY benefits. I hope eventually to have 20+ game sites on my page hosting graphics movies etc.. on Final Fantasy 1-9, Zelda 1-6, and all the other truly classic games that are out there. Just to let you know, I don't believe in having 1 zelda page for all six zelda's, people spread themselves to thin when they do that, one page per one game. For more information please visit Here Thanks everybody! I added that "Please Grab The Gator" page before all downloads last month, and in its first month it covered half of the costs of this site! I appreciate the time you take to do that, I realize that it's a lot to ask, but it'll help put back into this site. I'm ALMOST breaking even now :-) With the money from the Gator I'm going to buy new books that I will not only review, but learn so that I can publish tutorials based on the knowledge from those books. Thanks again for Grabbing The Gator!
Comp.programming.threads FAQ
Bil Lewis's collection of frequently asked questions.
http://www.lambdacs.com/cpt/FAQ.html

Extractions: Last modified: Tue Aug 28 15:47:27 PDT 2001 This is a list of the questions which have come up on the newsgroup with any answers that were given. (Somewhat edited by yours truly.) In a few cases I have left in the names of the participants. If you'd like me to remove your name, let me know. If you have other comments/corrects, just drop me a line (Bil LambdaCS.com). (Of course I'll expect *you* to supply any corrections! :-) This list is a bit of a hodge-podge, containing everything that I thought *might* be useful. Hence it is HUGH and not very well edited. It even has duplicates (or worse, near-duplicates). The MFAQ is much smaller and better maintained. You may wish to check there first. -Bil ================================================================== F R E Q U E N T L Y A S K E D Q U E S T I O N S ================================================================== Also see: Brian's FAQ (Sun's Threads page and FAQ is no more.) Many of the most general questions can be answered by reading (a) the welcome message, (b) the general information on the other threads pages, and (c) any of the books on threads. References to all of these can be found in the welcome message : How fast can context switching be?
File Library At Channel 1: Programming
v4.0j. 296, jw61a.zip, 124904, 1126-92, The J programming Language,version 6.1, for Windows. *ExecNet* Disk 1 of 6. 297, jw61b.zip,
http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/Windows/123/8.html

Extractions: (click to download) Size Date Description inx10d.zip InterNexus 1.0 - RCCO Research 4/4 ipret100.zip IntellePret v1.00 Interpreter / Expression evaluator packaged as a COM Component. Com exposed Expression Evaluator/C Interpreter ispy_001.zip ISpy displays messages sent to a window. Shareware programming utility for WIN95/98. isr2pack.zip IntelliSecure R2. freeware In addition to facilitating shareware registration via key codes, ISR2 protects Windows applications from piracy and reverse engineering. iu101.zip The Iutilities - 7 programmers utilities for WIN95 or higher ius356e3.zip Install-us 3.56 Setup-Toolkit for Windows installations. $79-159 Registration. Shareware. English/German docs. iu_full.exe Intelligent Updater v1.0 WIN95/98 Shareware. Provides autoupdating feature for both novice and professional programmers. Alexey Gorohov. iware53.zip
Rui's Programming Resource
Pascal, Javasript, Fortran and Assembly examples and links for beginners. Also includes some free programs.
http://free.prohosting.com/~roost/
File Library At Channel 1: Misc. Programming Languages
146, jpc61a.zip, 117092, 1126-92, The J programming Language, version 6.1, forIBM PC. 147, jpc61b.zip, 14732, 11-26-92, The J programming Language, v6.1 2 of2.
http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/DOS/78/4.html

Extractions: (click to download) Size Date Description ibrary10.zip IBRARY 1.0 library for David A. Visti's ASIC compiler (ASIC 4.0 or later). Over 135 routines of all descriptions. Shareware by Tom Hanlin. inspect1.zip The Delphi 2.0 runtime Object Inspector Browser. This is a component that has most of the features of Delphi's Object Inspector, isetldoc.zip ISETL 3.0 Interactive SET Language Documentation files. j41.zip General-Purpose Programming Language. janus.zip Janus contains two related objects tDialogWindow and tJanusDialogWindow and a test program called DlgTest. jpc61a.zip The "J" Programming Language, version 6.1, for IBM PC. *ExecNet* : Disk #1 of 2. jpc61b.zip The "J" Programming Language, v6.1 #2 of 2 jtalkexe.zip JavaTalk executable with CR/LF on text files. use -d option with pkunzip for subdirectories jtalksrc.zip
Thoughtful Programming And Forth Philosophy, Essay By Michael Misamore
By Michael Misamore; essay with text and references, on a flexible, proven, backto-basics, minimalist philosophy that operates consistently from low to high abstraction levels; with ideas for future improvements. Freely Distributable
http://www.ultratechnology.com/forththoughts.htm

Extractions: To the reader: constructive criticism and commentary is welcome! Introduction to Thoughtful Programming This is also the view of businesses in the increasingly information-driven economy of the United States. They believe that software should be developed and shipped as quickly as possible to make it to the market on time. If this involves cutting corners in terms of runtime speed, code complexity, size, system requirements, or bug testing, it is considered a sacrifice which can be remedied after the product ships. After all, the business has a bottom line, and if the code works, marketing is perfectly willing to sell it to people. Now, it is doubtful that many programmers, perhaps after some hard thought, would consider this kind of software beautiful. It is certainly suboptimal in many aspects already mentioned, there are certainly sections of code which could be rewritten or done away with, perhaps it was written in a scripting language when it should have been written in a lower level language, etc. And let's not forget the hundreds or thousands of bugs that still lie in the code because the deadline was hit. This is not the kind of code that a programmer would be proud to admit to writing. For years now, the computer industry, largely in marketing efforts, has given the average consumer the impression that computing technology is abundant and ubiquitous
Dr. J's Programming Assignments' Contract And Pledge Sheet
Dr. J's programming Assignments' Contract and Pledge Sheet Eversionavailable in. RESPONSIBILITIES You should keep a copy of the
http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~juliano/Teaching/pledge_sheet.html

Extractions: RESPONSIBILITIES: You should keep a copy of the Policies on Programming Assignments handy. This guarantees that you are aware of what the expectations are regarding the format of your Assignments and how they have to be submitted. You are expected to have a copy of the Programming Assignment specifications. It is your responsibility to fully understand the requirements and features of the Project you are implementing for this Assignment. All students are responsible for maintaining copies of all files submitted. This guarantees the existence and availability of back-ups in case some or all of these files get lost, accidentally modified or deleted. Make sure that you turn in your programs in time. Late programs will strictly not be accepted. This is not a group project. You must work individually. Collaborative work is strictly prohibited. Asking classmates or other people for help in solving class problems (programs, homework, or exams) is considered as academic dishonesty . Discussions outside of class must be limited to the algorithmic level. If you are not sure whether any activity is acceptable, consult your Instructor for verification.
Genetic-programming.org-Home-Page
A definitive source of information about the field of genetic programming with links and conferences.
http://www.genetic-programming.org/

Extractions: Welcome to www.genetic-programming.org (A source of information about the field of genetic programming) Last updated July 15, 2000 This is the home page of the Genetic Programming Conference organization Skip down this page to Information on the field of Genetic Programming Skip down this page to Information on the field of Evolutionary Computation in General Click here for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO-2001) in San Francisco - Silicon Valley on July 7 - 11, 2001 (Combination of annual Genetic Programming Conference and ISGA conference). Click here for Euro-GP-2001 Conference on April 18 - 20, 2001 in Milan, Italy. The fourth annual Euro-GP Conference will be held on April 18 - 20, 2001 in Milan, Italy. A number of Evo-Net (The Network of Excellence in Evolutionary Computation) workshops will be held in conjunction with this conference. Click here for Genetic Programming Inc. (www.genetic-programming.com) including information about 1,000-Pentium parallel computer for doing genetic programming research. Click here for International Society for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation (ISGEC) Genetic programming is an automated method for creating a working computer program from a high-level problem statement of a problem. Genetic programming does this by genetically breeding a population of computer programs using the principles of Darwinian natural selection and biologically inspired operations. Old Chinese saying says "animated gif worth one megaword," so
Dr. J's Policies For Programming Assignments
Dr. J's programming Assignment Policies for Lower Division Courses. It would beto your advantage to have a user account on the College of ECST Unix servers.
http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~juliano/Teaching/policy_intro.html

Extractions: It would be to your advantage to have a user account on the College of ECST Unix servers. Program Files All source code must have your name in it. This includes project files, header files, script files, etc. that pertain to a Programming Assignment. Unless otherwise specified, any generated executables should have the name prog n , where n is the program number. All projects must run correctly in the environment it was designed for (e.g. PC platform or Unix). Disk Submissions (for PC platform only) All source code connected to a programming assignment will be submitted in either a 3.5" diskette or CD. Your name must also be clearly written on the disk label. (Large programs that will not fit in a diskette have to be submitted in a CD.) Successfully completed Assignments should come with an executable file and anything necessary for the code to run (e.g help files and other text files, sample data, etc.). Your programs will still be recompiled during the evaluation process. It is your responsibility to guarantee that your disk is virus-free.
Hermetic Systems: C/C++ Programming
Articles about C/C++ programming and C function libraries for calendar date conversion and multidimensional dynamic array allocation; links.
http://hermetic.nofadz.com/cfunlib.htm

Extractions: Bug in the System Origin of the term "bug" (No, not Adm. Grace Hopper.) Why Does a Byte have Eight Bits? File I/O in C and in C++ Interview with Peter Meyer An experienced programmer's view of C, C++ and Java ... TechnoBeatles Classics updated for the digital revolution . . . C code available on this web site Want an inexpensive but decent C compiler? Microsoft Press publishes Learn Visual C++ Now (written by Mark Andrews), obtainable for US$19.99. This comes with Version 1.0 of the Visual C++ Compiler on CD-ROM. This compiles C programs just fine (but doesn't handle C++ programs so well), and provides an adequate development environment (with online documentation for library functions, etc.). It produces 16-bit code, not 32-bit code, but the object code runs on all Intel PCs. For non-professional use (such as for learning C) it's OK, and for twenty bucks you could do worse. Don't have twenty bucks?
EME Business Internet Services Include Web Design And Maintenance, Domain Name R
Offers setting up of Internet servers, domain registration, shopping carts with secure credit card facilities and database implementation.
http://www.eme.com.au/

Extractions: We provide the facilities and technicals to get your business on the Internet. We can register a domain name for you and set up your own Internet site, email requirements, and on-line shopping facilities if required. Once your website is established, you can be in control of your site via a link to the server directly. You will be able to change page content, change and add extra e-mail accounts and check your website traffic statistics at any time. Alternatively, we can save you time and look after all those details for you. No matter what business you are in, we will tailor a solution for you. See the options and prices Your web site would be located on a WebCentral server which has at least 300Mb direct connection to the Internet. This means fast and reliable operation.
Why Functional Programming Matters
John Hughes paper, dates from 1984, circulated as a Chalmers memo.
http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~rjmh/Papers/whyfp.html

Extractions: This paper dates from 1984, and circulated as a Chalmers memo for many years. Slightly revised versions appeared in 1989 and 1990 in the Computer Journal and the Year of Programming. This version is based on the original Chalmers memo nroff source, lightly edited for LaTeX and to bring it closer to the published versions. Please excuse the slightly old-fashioned type-setting, and the fact that the examples are not in Haskell! As software becomes more and more complex, it is more and more important to structure it well. Well-structured software is easy to write, easy to debug, and provides a collection of modules that can be re-used to reduce future programming costs. Conventional languages place conceptual limits on the way problems can be modularised. Functional languages push those limits back. In this paper we show that two features of functional languages in particular, higher-order functions and lazy evaluation, can contribute greatly to modularity. As examples, we manipulate lists and trees, program several numerical algorithms, and implement the alpha-beta heuristic (an algorithm from Artificial Intelligence used in game-playing programs). Since modularity is the key to successful programming, functional languages are vitally important to the real world. The paper is available as postscript and pdf , and here is a bibtex entry. There is even a
J. Blustein's C Programming Language Resources
reading the second edition of Kernighan and Ritchie's The C programming LanguageHow speech friendly!' This document is copyright by its author, J. Blustein.
http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~jamie/C/

Extractions: This document is a flat index of all the HTML files I have about C that I've put together for undergrads at UWO. I have information about other related topics too in my Scholarly Resources for CompSci Undergrads document. Frequent Mistakes in C Programs List of common mistakes made by undergrad programmers at UWO. Based on a list of marking codes used in the CompSci department.
SIGAda WWW Server Home Page
ACM Special Interest Group on Ada information on SIGAda organization and pointers to current information and resources for the Ada programming language.
http://www.acm.org/sigada/

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