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From: jr@foros1.UUCP (John Rogers)
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Subject: TOC for Dr. Dobb's Journal - Apr-84 (#90)
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Date: Wed, 25-Apr-84 22:37:25 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 25 22:37:25 1984
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Table of Contents - Dr. Dobb's Journal - Apr-84 (#90)

Editorial:  [DDJ's new relationship with M&T Publishing] (by Reynold
Wiggins)

Articles:

	Optimizing Strings in C, by Edward McDermott [Z80 assembler
	language routines for Small-C, for fast string manipulation]

	Expert Systems and the Weather, by Jack Park ["an early effort
	at knowledge engineering using EXPERT-2, a tiny, Forth-based
	fifth-generation type language"; includes source code in
	EXPERT-2]

	RSA: A Public Key Cryptography System, Part II, by C. E. Burton
	[includes much source code in RATFOR]

	BASICFMT for TRS-80 (A BASIC Formatter), by Davy Crockett [this
	one reads tokenized files]

Columns:

	Dr. Dobb's Clinic, by D. E. Cortesi

	CP/M Exchange, by Robert Blum [CP/M Plus, compatibility,
	improvements in BDOS function #10 (read console buffer)]

	16-Bit Software Toolbox, by Ray Duncan [various MS-DOS,
	CP/M-86, and CP/M-68K notes, with a sample program in 8086
	assembler, to load and execute a .COM file under MS-DOS]

	C/UNIX Programmer's Notebook, by Anthony Skjellum [discussions
	of UNIX's philosophy; problems trying to implement C under
	CP/M; etc.  Nothing important]

	Of interest, by Michael Wiesenberg - TEX from Stanford, the
	TEXbook, HPTEX, TEX/1000 (for the HP 1000 mini), TYXSet, TUG
	(TEX Users' Group), a few non-TEX items

Reviews:

	microSUB:MATH, from foehn consulting

	METAFILE Application Development Systems, from Sensor-Based
	Systems
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