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From: jr@foros1.UUCP (John Rogers)
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Subject: TOC for Dr. Dobb's Journal - May-84 (#91)
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Date: Fri, 27-Apr-84 15:44:58 EDT
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Table of Contents - Dr. Dobb's Journal - May-84 (#91)

Editorial by Mike Swaine [DDJ's new Editor-in-chief]

Announcement of Dr. Dobb's Fifth-Generation Programming Competition [with
	a $1000 reward]

Articles:

	Introduction to Modula-2 for Pascal Programmers, by Hugh McLarty and	
	David Smith

	Converting Fig-Forth to Forth-83, by Ray Duncan

	Sixth Generation Computers, by Richard Grigonis [discusses possible
	technology improvements; heavy on the physics]

	A new Library for Small-C, by James Hendrix and Ernest Payne [This
	looks pretty good.  The first part of the source code is being
	published this month.  It's all part of Small-C v2.1]

	The Accent Finder, by Eddy Vasile [for Spanish, written in Pascal]

	Solutions to Quirks in dBASE-II, by Gene Head

Columns:

	Dr. Dobb's Clinic, by D. E. Cortesi (optimizing compilers, Prolog,
	labels in column one in RMAC, keyboard handling in MS-DOS 2.0, reasons
	NOT to poll the keyboard)

	CP/M Exchange, by Robert Blum [The real reason for IRD: in PIP...
	It's the Intel/Icom/Intellec paper tape reader, and has IN and OUT
	instructions hard coded for port 1.  Also discusses losing a keyboard
	character during warmboot, and the INP: and OUT: devices in PIP.]

				Submitted by your humble reviewer,
-- 
				JR (John Rogers)
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