121. Milwaukee School Of Engineering · Jarrett Keith Simerson Seeking an internship that will capitalize on Computer Engineering skills, with primary interest in software and hardware integration. programming skills Basic, Quick Basic, Visual Basic, Fortran, pascal, Turbo pascal, C++, 68HC11 ASM. http://www.msoe.edu/~simersoj/JarrettSimersonResumeWeb.htm

Jarrett Keith Simerson Current Address: 1121 N Milwaukee Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone: 1.414.277.7524 Permanent Address: 7N561 Wagontire Road St. Charles, IL 60175 Phone: 1.630.513.5864 Website: http://www.JarrettSimerson.com/ E-Mail: mailto:JKSim@msoe.edu?subject=Interest in Your MSOE Resume Printer Friendly Version: JarrettSimersonResume.pdf OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging and responsible internship that will capitalize on Computer Engineering skills. Seeking an internship that provides ample opportunity for professional and personal growth. My primary interest lies with software/hardware integration. I enjoy Assembler lever coding with direct interface with microprocessor components. I would like a development job in the telecommunications field including Wireless Communications. QUALIFICATIONS I worked to support and maintain a Nortel Meridian 1 Option 81 Phone Switch and Meridian Mail system. This large-scale system has 2,000 phone locations and 4,500 active designator numbers. Extensive knowledge of different Hardware Description Languages including Altera/Verilog VHDL and Altera Max+PLUS II interface.

122. Pascalite Programming Tutorials- PLTut pascalite is two things A pascal software programming package which you can download It is for writing programs for Windows, using pascal with a lot of http://sheepdogsoftware.co.uk/pltut.htm

HOME Pascal Programming Tutorials First "the meat"... but do visit the introduction and guide to this site, someday, if only for the search button! Table of Contents, Pascal / Pascalite Tutorials: Level 1 Tutorials: Please do one of these two alternate introductory tutorials first. They take a complete beginner through a first project, cover points that apply to any project, and cover some points about conventions used in the other tutorials. Start Here if you are willing to install the free Pascalite. (Recommended) Start Here if you are not installing Pascalite yet. Second tutorial: Going loopy. Third: Introducing variables. Fourth: More on variables. Fifth: Let there be light! Revolution counting: What has that hamster been up to? Arrays: Super variables User Defined Procedures: Make your own language! (Part 1) Level 2 Tutorials: Not a tutorial. The rest! (Miscellaneous features introduced) User Defined Procedures: Make your own language! (Part 2- parameters) Generalized Rules of Program Structure: Let's have some backbone! (A hard and not ESSENTIAL tutorial covering some basics) Program Structure Suggested by Pascalite Default: (Not essential, but may help if you want to use default.)

123. Krunal Cholera - Homepage Seeks employment in networking and/or web design. Experienced in pascal, C programming, VERILOG, UNIX, Assembly Language 8085, 8086, and 80386. http://astro.temple.edu/~krunal

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124. Dictionary Of Programming Languages Information on pascal, including programming tutorials, is widely available on the WWW. In most programming areas, pascal has been superseded by newer, http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl?_key=Pascal

125. Easytask Multitasking Kernel Multitasking kernel, and RS232 serial driver. Easily programming realtime applications for PC or embedded technology. Borland C++, Watcom C++, and pascal. http://www.oritech.com/easytask/

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126. DelphiDabbler.com: Delphi Pascal Source Code, Programming Articles, Tutorials An Delphi pascal source code library, components, programming articles, tutorials and tools. http://www.delphidabbler.com/

Site Map Search Page Sign Guestbook Exchange Links Home Page Programs Delphi Library Articles About ... Links Bi-monthly Newsletter More info Home DelphiDabbler.com The site is experiencing intermittent problems, displaying 403 errors from time to time. I am trying to resolve this with my web host Ghoulnet The main features of the site are: Delphi Source Code Library Programming Articles The source code library contains numerous free Delphi components and classes. Source code is provided for everything. More source code is a available from a database of re-usable Delphi routines on the Code Snippets page. An offline viewer for the database is also available. Several programming articles and tutorials that discuss various programming problems and solutions are published in this section. Many articles have demo programs. Articles can be syndicated using RSS Firefox users can install the RSS feed as a live bookmark . See the icon in the status bar. Component Help Installer Version Information Spy This free program installs OpenHelp compatible help files into the Delphi 3-7 IDE.

127. Welcome To The Ultimatum Green-With-Purple-Strips Site Two tinylittle programs author created CRC32 calculator and ScreenSaver Switch with pascal sources. http://homepages.pathfinder.gr/dizzyk/

dizzyk proudly presents his under-light(!)-construction test page Go to the new site! Yes, we (actually I) moved: http://www34.brinkster.com/dizzyk/ Actually, the page is up for no reason at all, but it's a good chance to display one or two tiny-little programs I create (...oh, my god, I'm so excited, my personal work is up and running). Also, it's a way to study HTML, Java, and stuff like that. Hope you do enjoy it (then again I will enjoy it more than you do). As soon as the site is more or less completed I will do some proper translation. I WANT GREEK! I WANT GREEK! That's enough with your stupid background, I am dizzy enough now to continue

128. Welcome To Josvisser.(nl|com) , documents, history, download, links. Open Source, GPL......COMmon Algorithmic Language, created in 1980s to teach structured programming, mixes BASIC and pascal minus problems of each. Interpreted, portable; runs on DOS, Unix, Windows. http://ratbert.josvisser.nl/opencomal/

OpenComal OpenComal is a highly portable and free implementation of the Comal programming language written by moi. Currently supported platforms are Unix, MsDos and Win32 (95, 98, NT, 2000, XP and whatever they come up with next :-) Comal is a crossover between Basic and Pascal, with the best features of both and none of the drawbacks of either. Look at this sample program . This program takes a number and writes out the correct pronounciation in Dutch (handy uh? :-). Take a look at this screen shot Tue Oct 19 10:14:29 CEST 2004 There is now a MacOS X version of OpenComal. Download the binary here More news: We are working at setting up a Comal program repository. Look here Unstable release: OpenComal 0.2.7-pre1 is now available for download here . Be sure to read the CHANGES file!!!! The most important changes in this new release pertain to support for MODULEs. Read the white paper for more information. Stable release: You can download OpenComal 0.2.6 here This gives you the source and pre-built binaries for MsDos, Win32 and Linux. And here is the README I also wrote an article on OpenComal.

129. About Free pascal and Delphi programming. Free graphical unit, some 3d programs, utilites, sources. http://dmytry.ancientspledge.com/en/

About Blog Voxel World The Galaxy Space Whip ... Links About Hello everyone, it's Dmytry Lavrov's web page.There you can see artworks I made mainly using my software, my projects, and download some of my programs. Volumetrics for MojoWorld. Voxel World - my terrain renderer. I posted that idea to SUCCESS student contest organized by European Space Agency, and visited Cologne (Koln ( town in Germany)) :-) Mathematical art... Strictly speaking,VoxelWorld is a "math art" too.... Miscellaneous stuff: (C) 2004..2005 by Dmytry Lavrov. name="com"; name="."+name; name="hoo"+name; name="@ya"+name; name="_lavrov"+name; name="dmytry"+name; document.write(""+name+"");

130. The Web Master's Den - Programming » Pascal A searchable directory of Internet resources and tools for web masters. Includes links to resources for programming, web design, tutorials, promotion, http://www.webmastersden.com/dir/Programming/Pascal/

The Web Masters Den .com Web Master Resource Directory A searchable database of internet resources for webmasters. Home Programming Pascal Search the WebMastersDen .com This category Entire directory sites listed Displaying page 1 of 2 Pages : Pascal Central pascal-central.com Provides the Pascal community one place to obtain Pascal technical information, Pascal source code and pascal-related Internet links. ( Added: Tue, Feb 5 2002 Hits: in:673 out:913 Rated: 9.67 ) Rate this resource Comments Tell a friend Pascal Macro Compiler mastersoftware.biz The Pascal macro compiler generates Pascal program code from the Pascal macro language. It can help Pascal programmers produce more and better Pascal code with less programming effort. The full user manual and several useful macros are available on the website for free download. ( Added: Wed, Aug 17 2005 Hits: in:24 out:163 Rated: ) Rate this resource Comments Tell a friend Turbo Pascal Programmers Page devq.net Turbo Pascal programmers page, full of links and source code. ( Added: Sun, Feb 3 2002

131. The Homepage Of Pelle Coltau - Programming (pascal section) Some small programs and games that author coded. http://www.geocities.com/pcoltau/programming/

You need a browser that can handle frames. Programming I started coding when I was about 12 years old, and I never stopped since. Back then it was Commodore 64 that was my main tool. Now a days I mainly use Pascal (Turbo Pascal, Delphi), someday I plan to learn Java and C++ - someday. I also use POVRay (used to generate 3D-images), you have to go to the graphics page to see more. On this page I've added some of the stuff I've coded in Pascal. Some of the it has the source code included, but the delphi stuff hasn't (If you really want it just e-mail me).  Turbo Pascal. Small programs. 3DBoxRotate.zip 28 kB A simple 3D test. Bounce.zip 29 kB A lot of pixels bounce around the screen. FallingStar.zip 22 kB Again a simple 3D tunnel of stars. Snow.zip 29 kB Falling snow (could be a screen saver). Games. PingPong.zip 31 kB A little ping pong game. Breakout2000.zip 154 kB This is my best and largest game ever. Try it! Delphi. Small programs. 3DTorus.zip 162 kB Spinning a 3D donut with the mouse. C64DiskCat.zip 224 kB Categorize your C64-discs (for the Ccs64-emulator). Flag.zip

132. Problem Solving And Programming In Turbo Pascal The development of good programming languages like Turbo pascal has allowed us to progress from spaghetti programs that were unstructured, error prone, http://www.holtsoft.com/books/problem_solving_pascal.html

Holt Software Books [Graphical Version] [Printer Friendly Version] Problem Solving and Programming in Turbo Pascal Publisher/ISBN/Ordering Information Description of Book Preface Table of Contents Book Information Title: Problem Solving and Programming in Turbo Pascal Author: J.N.P. Hume ISBN: 0-921598-19-X Publisher: Holt Software Associates Inc. Binding: Hardcover Pages: 326 pgs Price: Retail: $36.88 Ordering Information: For bookstores and schools, click here for ordering information. For individuals click here for ordering information. Program Examples: Not Available Solutions Manual: Not Available Book Description This text is an important resource for teachers and students interested in computing. It meets the demand for a true ploblem solving textbook written especially for high schools. Well known author J.N.P. Hume demonstrates the essential link between programming and problem solving. He explores the various known methodologies and provides the fundamentals of computer programming for exploring the kinds of problems that can be examined by these methods. Preface to Problem Solving and Programming in Turbo Pascal Computer Programming is approximately forty years old and problem solving (both as concept and goal) has been with us since the beginning.

133. SmallAda A compiler/interpreter for a part of the Ada language, namely the pascal subset plus the Ada tasking support. It is not intended ever to be a full Ada compiler, rather a vehicle for teaching, learning, and experimenting with concurrent programming. The compiler is quite fast, producing Pcode which is then interpreted by the interpreter. (ZIP) http://www.readyideas.com/ada/SMALLADA.ZIP

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134. UCSD Pascal Reunion, Jacobs School Of Engineering pascal language and created a portable programming language and operating system that for the first time made microprocessors accessible to the masses. http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/Pascal/

The UCSD Pascal Reunion Symposium celebrated the accomplishments of Professor Emeritus Kenneth Bowles and his team of graduate and undergraduate students. In the mid 1970s, this team modified the original Pascal language and created a portable programming language and operating system that for the first time made micro-processors accessible to the masses. The team filled thousands of requests for copies of the p-system, and by the early 1980s, UCSD Pascal was being used as a teaching tool by universities worldwide and was implemented by major corporations such as Apple and IBM. Many of the concepts developed through UCSD Pascal are still in use today in languages such as Java and Ada. Real media player required to view streaming videos] Ken Bowles Professor Emeritus, Computer Science and Engineering Video: Insights for UCSD Pascal Generation Length: 1:04:42 Download PowerPoint Stephen Franklin Assistant Director, Network and Academic Computing Services, UC Irivne and Lecturer Video: UCSD Pascal in Education Length: 8:57 Download PowerPoint Henrik Wann Jensen Assoc. Professor, Computer Science and Engineering

135. SWAG (Sourceware Archive Group) Over 4000 FREE code snippits and articles about programming with pascal. http://www.gdsoft.com/swag/swag.html

SWAG snippets for 11/29/97 ! Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when new SWAG snippets are released. Your Internet e-mail address: About SWAG Downloads Search Volunteer ... Hot Links Join the SWAG mailing list! Enter your email address below, then click the 'Join List' button: This page last updated on 11/29/98 GDSoft Home Page Take a look at all of the great GDSoft shareware and freeware programs. If you have trouble downloading SWAG files from this site, try our mirror sites at: Italy Location: http://www.programmers.net/mirrors/Swag/swag.html Provided by: Programmer's WEB Contact: Pierpaolo Pernici Update frequency: Daily You are visitor since February 7, 1996 at 7:00 am 11/29/97 is the LAST SWAG snipet release !! Read about the future of SWAG. THE SWAG SUPPORT TEAM Have anything that you would like to contribute to SWAG ? Have a question or comment Contact the SWAG Support team via email, at Gayle Davis - gdavis@gdsoft.com Jeff Fanjoy - jfanjoy@interlog.com

136. .:: General Purpose Hash Function Algorithms - By Arash Partow ::. General hash function algorithm implementations for string hashing in the object pascal, c and c++ programming languages. http://www.partow.net/programming/hashfunctions/

General Purpose Hash Function Algorithms www.partow.net .: Home :. .: Links :. .: Search :. .: Contact :. Main Menu About Projects Programming Music ... Secure Login Topics String Tokenizer Argument Loader Configuration Loader POSIX Threading and Synchronous Wrappers ... Description Hash functions are by definition and implementation pseudo random number generators (PRNG). From this generalization its generally accepted that the performance of hash functions and also comparisons between hash functions can be achieved by treating hash function as PRNGs. Analysis techniques such a Poisson distribution can be used to analyze the collision rates of different hash functions for different groups of data. In general there is a theoretical hash function known as the perfect hash function for any group of data. The perfect hash function by definition states that no collisions will occur meaning no repeating hash values will arise from different elements of the group. In reality its very difficult to find a perfect hash function, in practice it is recognized that a perfect hash function is the hash function that produces the least amount of collisions for a particular set of data.

137. Powell's Books - Schaum's Outline Of Programming With Pascal (Schaum's Outlines) Borland International s Turbo pascal is featured in this new edition and standard ANSI pascal gets secondary emphasis. Important differences between the two http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=007023924x

138. Pascal To Java: Easy Transformation Part 1 A quick and dirty tutorial to show pascal programmers how easy it is to convert their skills to Java. This tutorial does not cover proper object oriented programming, and is merely meant to give pascal programmers a head start with Java. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/3230/pas/pas2java.html

Pascal to Java: Easy Transformation Part 1 Introduction Hi, I'm back to write some tutorials. This time, I'd like to share on how Pascal programmers could easily learn Java. Note that the method I'm going to describe here is a shortcut , so that you, object oriented programming gurus, take this as a precaution as I won't teach a proper OOP here. I just want to share this tips so that Pascal programmers don't spend too much effort on OOP gimmicks on learning the fun part of Java. Of course my hope is that all of those Pascal freaks will eventually apply the real OOP when they do Java. Note also that you don't even have to understand OOP before learning Java although it's really useful if you do. I'm writing this tutorials because there are so many talented programmers in Indonesia so hooked up with the Pascal. I loved it, but now no more since Pascal is no longer properly developed. I simply can't count on Delphi or other variations of 32-bit Pascals since they are NOT standardized. Hey, I don't hate Pascal. I just want that all of those guys keep up with the cutting-edge technology, namely Java. Those guys are not familiar with OOP. So, I write on this guide for those audience to quickly adopt Java. I do assume that you, my dear reader, 100% familiar with Pascal or Turbo Pascal. I also assume that you have already installed

139. Programming In C Under Unix They give you the right options for all C and pascal programs. Specifies what options to use for compiling pascal programs. http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/LCSR-Computing/programming.html

Programming in C and Pascal Under Unix There are a number of different programming languages available on our systems. The ones most commonly used in coursework are C, Fortran, Pascal, Lisp, and Prolog. This document talks most specifically about C and Pascal. However most of what it says applies also to the other languages that use compilers, such as Fortran. Lisp and Prolog are very different, and require their own documentation. CONTENTS A Roadmap for Preparing and Debugging a Program What you need to know about Emacs Preparing the Source Code Compiling a Simple Program ... A Slightly More Complex Example A Roadmap for Preparing and Debugging a Program There are three basic steps to preparing and running a program: Preparing the source files, using an editor. Compiling and building the program. This step reads the source files, and turns them into an executable program. Testing and debugging. We recommend using Emacs for all of these steps. While Emacs is basically an editor, it has special facilities to control compilers and debuggers. When you compile under the control of Emacs, Emacs will look at the error messages, and let you go directly to the appropriate place in the source file. When you use a debugger under the control of Emacs, Emacs will watch what is happening and point you to the appropriate line in the source file. If you have used integrated programming development tools on a micro, you'll find that the Emacs environment has similar facilities, but it is not quite as automated. You must tell Emacs when you want to compile the program, and when you want to restart the debugger. Fortunately these things are easy to.

140. Free Pascal Compiler Web Ring In this ring you will find sites related to Free pascal Compiler and Free pascal Compiler programming. http://o.webring.com/hub?ring=freepascal

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