141. FAQ For Comp.lang.functional Functional programming is a style of programming that emphasizes the evaluation Further information about the use of functional programming languages in http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~gmh/faq.html

Frequently Asked Questions for comp.lang.functional Edited by Graham Hutton , University of Nottingham Version of November 2002 ( no longer being updated This document General topics Functional languages History and motivation ... Sisal 1. This document Comp.lang.functional is an unmoderated usenet newsgroup for the discussion of all aspects of functional programming languages, including their design, application, theoretical foundation, and implementation. Articles posted to this (and other) newsgroups are archived on the web at: http://www.dejanews.com/ This document is a Frequently Asked Questions list (FAQ) for comp.lang.functional , and provides brief answers to a number of common questions concerning functional programming languages, and some pointers to relevant literature and internet resources. The latest version of this document is available on the web from: http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~gmh/faq.html Much of the information in this document has been taken from public sources, mostly from articles posted to comp.lang.functional

142. CNC Concepts, Inc. - Training Materials For CNC Usage Offers wide range of instruction products and services related to CNC processes, programming, and machining software. Includes CDROMs, videos, books, publications, seminars, inhouse training, and evaluations. http://www.cncci.com/

PRODUCTS SERVICES RESOURCES Welcome To CNC Concepts, Inc.! We are among the premier training suppliers for computer numerical control (CNC) in the industry. Mike Lynch , founder and president of CNC Concepts, Inc., sponsors and maintains this Internet site. He is recognized throughout the US for his expertise in computer numerical controlled manufacturing. If you are interested in computer numerical control (CNC), you have come to the right place! You should find plenty to see and do. In addition to seeing our products and services, you can learn some CNC tricks and shortcuts, learn about parametric programming, use our free CNC jobs forum, link to other manufacturing-related sites, and much more. You can even contribute your own ideas to be published. Enjoy your stay! For More information: E-mail us: lynch@cncci.com Snail mail us: CNC Concepts, Inc., 44 Little Cahill Road, Cary, IL 60013 Phone us: 847-639-8847 Fax us: 847-639-8857

143. The AspectJ Project At Eclipse.org a seamless aspectoriented extension to the Javatm programming language The books Eclipse AspectJ Aspect-oriented programming with Eclipse and the http://eclipse.org/aspectj/

Home Documentation Downloads User Resources ... AJDT aspectj project a seamless aspect-oriented extension to the Java tm programming language Java platform compatible easy to learn and use clean modularization of crosscutting concerns, such as error checking and handling, synchronization, context-sensitive behavior, performance optimizations, monitoring and logging, debugging support, and multi-object protocols Quick links Popular AspectJ downloads: the most recent development build , the most recent milestone build , and the latest stable release bug reports, mailing lists... ). For Eclipse development you can just download AJDT More AspectJ downloads... Popular AspectJ docs: the AspectJ 5 Developer's Notebook , and the AspectJ Programming Guide More AspectJ docs... News and Events September 6th, 2005, Adrian Colyer to take up position of Chief Scientist at Interface21 Adrian Colyer, AspectJ project lead, announced today that he will be leaving his position at IBM to take up the post of Chief Scientist at Interface21 (the company behind Spring). Adrian will still continue to be heavily involved in and to lead the AspectJ project as part of his new role. More details...

144. The Logic Programming Paradigm Current Trends And Future Directions Shakertown, Kentucky, USA; 2727 April 1998. Photos. http://www.CS.NMSU.Edu/~complog/shaker/

The Logic Programming Paradigm: Current Trends and Future Directions Shakertown, Kentucky April 25-27, 1998 The aim of this meeting is to present current research directions in Logic Programming worldwide, analyze future research directions boost Logic Programming in North America discuss the relation between Logic Programming and related fields The meeting featured 13 invited talks, each followed by a discussion, two panels and a working session on a possibility of the North American chapter of the Association for Logic Programming. The meeting was organized by Krzysztof Apt Victor Marek Miroslaw Truszczynski David Scott Warren ... Complog May 8th, 1998

145. Aspect-Oriented Software Development Community & Conference :: AOSD For a good overview of AOSD and aspectoriented programming (AOP), the October 2001 issue issue of Communications of the ACM is a good place to start. http://aosd.net/

Home AOSD Conference Community Wiki Welcome About the AOSA Welcome to aosd.net aosd.net is home to the annual Aspect-Oriented Software Development conference and is intended to provide a comprehensive source of information about AOSD. Use the tabs above to locate information on the conference and to reach the Community Wiki where AOSD concepts, terms, tools, projects, events, training courses, consulting and other related issues are listed and discussed. Please go there to add content about your own AOSD-related activities. aosd.net also supports two mailing lists, a low-traffic list for announcements and higher-traffic list for general discussion. To add yourself to these lists, or to view the archives, use the links at the bottom of the page. For a good overview of AOSD and aspect-oriented programming (AOP), the October 2001 issue issue of Communications of the ACM is a good place to start. It has a nice collection of articles that cover representative work in AOSD. The archives of the AOSD conference also provide a collection of high quality research papers and practioner reports. Other links under Technology provide access to much more information. announce aosd.net

146. AgentSheets Build your own interactive simulation and publish it as Java applet on the web. AgentSheets is an agentbased simulation-authoring tool. The user community ranges from elementary school kids to professional scientists. http://www.agentsheets.com

From personal and information Agents to interactive demos, modifiable simulations to virtual game worlds, AgentSheets ' unique user interface captivates people and draws them into a new relationship with technology. What can you do with it? Create interactive virtual worlds, modifiable simulations, training demos ... and put them online fast with music, speech, video, and Java! 2.2.5 for Windows 1.6 X for Mac OSX 1.5.2 for Mac pre-OSX Download a free AgentSheets trial version now. Create your own sims and publish them instantly on the web! A showcase of simulations created by everyone from grade-school kids to NASA scientists, city planners to clinical psychiatrists. AgentSheets is easy to learn yet capable of modeling complex relationships and processes. AgentSheets Game Design workshop at the 38th Annual High School Honors Institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder. more... Adoloscent Game Designers Using AgentSheets, The Imagination Platform: a Case Study by Mark Willoughby Mr. Vetro goes to ED-MEDIA

147. The Mozart Programming System Free major development platform for open, faulttolerant, distributed, constraint and logic programming applications full development environment, tools, http://www.mozart-oz.org/

MOzart Global User Library [MOGUL Archive] Home Feature Overview Download MOGUL Archive License Information Demo Documentation Publications News Contact Information Research Groups Miscellany Support The Mozart Programming System Presentations and Photos from MOZ 2004 are now available from the Conference Website The Mozart Programming System is an advanced development platform for intelligent, distributed applications. The system is the result of a decade of research in programming language design and implementation, constraint-based inference, distributed computing, and human-computer interfaces. As a result, Mozart is unequaled in expressive power and functionality. Mozart has an interactive incremental development environment and a production-quality implementation for Unix and Windows platforms. Mozart is the fruit of an ongoing research collaboration by the Mozart Consortium. Mozart is based on the Oz language, which supports declarative programming, object-oriented programming, constraint programming, and concurrency as part of a coherent whole. For distribution, Mozart provides a true network transparent implementation with support for network awareness, openness, and fault tolerance. Security is upcoming. Mozart is an ideal platform for both general-purpose distributed applications as well as for hard problems requiring sophisticated optimization and inferencing abilities. We have developed many applications including sophisticated collaborative tools, multi-agent systems, and digital assistants, as well as applications in natural language understanding and knowledge representation, in scheduling and time-tabling, and in placement and configuration.

148. Win32 Programming FAQ The Win32 programming FAQ covers mainly introductory material, development tools, Win32 dialects, application design, DLLs, services, and debugging. http://www.iseran.com/Win32/FAQ/

Frequently Asked Questions About Win32 Programming This is a Frequently Asked Questions list about the Win32 API. Last Updated 18-Sep-2000 Core Document The FAQ -split up for slightly easier navigation The FAQ as a single file. Zipped (65+KB), HTML (190 KB) or a searchable HTML Help edition Appendices Common Win32 exceptions History of the Windows API Keyword file for VC++ Frivolous Windows API knowledge test Product Reviews Reviews of programming tools : VC++6.0, CodeWarrior , VJ++6.0, VTune 4.0, VB6, and some others. Articles In depth articles on subjects like Win98, OnNow and Laptop support, Screen Savers, what a good development PC and much more Newish: Windows 2000 Coding for Speed contact software

149. Unix Programming Frequently Asked Questions - Table Of Contents Unix programming Frequently Asked Questions Miscellaneous programming 5.1 How do I compare strings using wildcards? http://www.erlenstar.demon.co.uk/unix/faq_toc.html

Unix Programming Frequently Asked Questions About this FAQ 1. Process Control 1.2 Environment variables 1.2.1 How can I get/set an environment variable from a program? ... Job Control example This document was generated on 1 September 2000 using the translator version 1.51.

150. Use Industry Standard Tools And Languages To Develop Mobile And Wireless Applica Microsoft Visual Basic addin for handheld programming. http://www.appforge.com/

AppForge Career Openings AppForge is the leader in enterprise, multi-platform mobile and wireless application development solutions. We understand our customers need an efficient, cost effective solution for custom application development and deployment for mobile devices within their enterprise. AppForge products and services are seamlessly integrated into industry standard languages and tools so applications can be created and deployed to leading PDAs, smartphones and industrial devices. Click here for more information AppForge Crossfire 5.6.1 enables ease of development and deployment of enterprise, multi-platform, robust applications on mobile and wireless devices using industry standard tools and languages. Now with Nokia Series 80 support. The Solutions Center directly links potential buyers to AppForge partners offering applications developed on Crossfire award winning technology.

151. Freshmeat.net: Welcome To Freshmeat.net About WebPython is a Webapplication development toolkit written in the Python programming language. It contains an object relational database layer, http://www.freecode.com/

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152. Game Programming Class - Free Trial This highly interactive online course, taught by a leading game designer, is a primer on topics surrounding the computer gaming industry. http://www.gameprogrammingclass.com

home description syllabus reviews ... locate a school Game Programming Class Introduction to the Game Industry This highly interactive course, taught by a leading game designer, is an excellent primer on all topics surrounding the computer gaming industry. You'll learn about game development, game design and production, and the current challenges facing the game industry. Learn how to prepare for a dynamic career and succeed on the technical, artistic, or business side of game development. home description syllabus reviews ... locate a school

153. Logic Programming Associates This software house supplies WINPROLOG, MacProlog32 and Prolog++. http://www.lpa.co.uk/

Welcome to LPA Welcome to Logic Programming Associates (LPA). We design and support world-class products for Artificial Intelligence, including state-of-the-art Prolog compilers, Chimera Agents, the flex expert system and VisiRule graphical business rules. Chimera Agents - FREE TRIAL Chimera is an all-new Agent engine for WIN-PROLOG, providing an easy-to-use, event-driven programming model for distributed, intelligent applications. Built on the new TCP/IP services in WIN-PROLOG 4.6, Chimera simplifies all aspects of agent creation and deployment. Chimera Heuristic Intelligence Modelling Enhanced Relational Agents SQUID - Powered by WIN-PROLOG Use SQUID (Simple Query Utilising Independent Descriptors) to search the LPA Website directly from this page, or by clicking "Search" on any page. Visual Rules OK - FREE TRIAL VisiRule is a graphical tool for designing, developing and delivering business rule and decision support applications, simply by drawing a flowchart that represents the decision logic. WIN-PROLOG 4.600 -

154. CLiki : Index The Common Lisp wiki, containing links to and resources for the Common Lisp programming language, and written in Lisp itself. http://www.cliki.net/

CL iki the common lisp wiki Home Recent Changes About CLiki Text Formatting ... Create New Page index Links to and resources for free software implemented in Common Lisp and available on Unix -like systems. Listed software should satisfy the Debian Free Software Guidelines ( DFSG Non-Free, non-Unix and non-Common Lisp resources can be found at the tech.coop hyper-cliki By resource type Application s suitable (or intended) for end-users Common Lisp implementation s Development aids tools used by programmers but not linked into programs. Education materials for both teaching and learning Lisp Other Document s Library packages code meant to be linked into and used by other programs, including foreign function ( UFFI ) glue to enable the use of C -based libraries Compatibility Layers code for solving compatibility issues for things not in the Common Lisp standard like the socket interface, the foreign function interface, etc. Benchmarks links to benchmarks By application domain AI (Artificial Intelligence) Bioinformatics at biolisp.org

155. BrainJar.com: Experiments In Web Programming Experiments in web programming. Features articles, tutorials and example code related to clientside and server-side web development. http://www.brainjar.com/

BrainJar.com Home CSS JavaScript DHTML ... Java Experiments in Web Programming BrainJar.com features technical articles, tutorials and examples of programming for the web. It's not intended as a "cut and paste" site but rather a learning resource. Top JavaScripts DOM Viewer Revenge of the Menu Bar Table Sort Top Tutorials Using Style Sheets CSS Positioning Intro to the DOM DOM Event Model Top ASP Scripts Form Mail Football Pool Feel free to browse and experiment with the code samples found throughout. If you are tempted to just cut and paste, please see the first. Updates The download zip file for the ASP Football Pool has been updated to include the 2005 NFL schedule. Browsers Most of the scripting examples found here are designed for modern, standards Translations Some articles are available in Spanish on Kusor.net DOM Viewer El Modelo de Eventos del DOM Tabs in French, on aide JavaScript positionnement CSS utilisation des feuilles de style and in Italian, on DevSpy Menu dinamici multi-livello in DHTML My thanks to the folks who have put in the effort do these translations. Main Page Contact BrainJar.com

156. Palm Pilot Software Development With Linux Alan Kennington's notes on programming for the Palm. http://www.topology.org/linux/palmsoft.html

palm pilot software development with linux This web page relates to Palm Organizer programming experiences in mid-1999. Things must have changed since then. This is just my personal set of notes about programming the 3com Palm Pilot using linux development tools. In the interests of saving other people the anguish that I have experienced in trying to make this software work, I'll try to say here how to get it going. So far, the documentation, makefiles and header files have proved to be inadequate. The documentation is almost non-existent. The makefiles and header files have grammatical errors. If you are looking for Palm applications and development software, see my Palm organizer links Pilrc/ # GUI resource compiler. README.linux # 730-byte file giving web links for software. compressed files/ gcc/ libs_utils/ pilot_link/ sourcecode/ The Pilrc directory contains the `pilrc2.0' and `prc-tools-0.5.0' software. The `pilrc' software consists of `pilrc' and `pilrcUI'. `pilrc' is a `resource compiler', which is a piece of software which generates `resource' files corresponding to specified GUI objects. `pilrcUI' is a resource previewer. That is, it simulates views generated by resources generated by `pilrc'. The directory www.scumby.com/scumbysoft/pilot/pilrc

157. DevCentral Home There are many programming alternatives to classic CGI programming, however, one of the most powerful and useful alternatives is Java Servlets. http://devcentral.iticentral.com/

HOME Login Change Info Logout TUTORIALS C, C++ Java Visual Basic MFC ... Other DOWNLOADS ITCLib SourceVizor meets the notification, reporting, and admin needs of teams using Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Free 30-day trial! Welcome to DevCentral! Check out the best 100% free tutorials and articles on the web for the software development community. It doesn't matter if you are a student or a professional software engineer, DevCentral has content to match everything from learning C to Java Class Loaders. DevCentral provides all these self paced tutorials, technology articles, and downloads for everyone to enjoy for free. Features: Fast and quick navigation to content All articles are available as downloadable Acrobat PDFs All articles include a compatability list at the end which details the tools used while writing the article Register for 100% free and private access to all the DevCentral content. If you are already a registered DevCentral or DevJournal user, please log in DevCentral's Most Popular Resources: Introduction to DCOM Part I (DCOM) Authors William Rubin and Marshall Brain begin their interesting and informative series that introduces the basics of DCOM. The article is adapted from their book, Understanding DCOM (Prentice Hall), available in bookstores now.

158. PubGo++ A set of C++ classes for go programming. http://www.bath.ac.uk/~eespjl/go.html

PubGo++ News What is it ? Who is to blame ? Documentation ? ... Computer GO Links Download Download source Windows executable of scoring program News New Release 6 July 2000 This version has some stuff that maintains a view of "groups" on the board. What is it ? PubGo++ is a set of classes for GO programming. At present the useful features are: Robust efficient Go Board management. Do move and undo moves. Attachable views decouples the board from other components. Various utilities (bitpads and operators, string table board view, hash tables, iterators). Search engine (proof number based). X11 based GUI (no thrills). Simple string tactics, reads ladders, nets and simple life death. Stand alone scoring (simple life/death using string tactics followed by flood filling). Test bed for existing features. Who is to blame ? P.J.Leonard, Bruce Cropley, GioVax, Jon Hobley, Herb Wheeler, Markus Enzenberger and the computer-go mailing list members have contributed code or ideas to this project. Documentation ?

159. The C Programming Language By Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie, the original (revised) and the best book to learn C. http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/

The C Programming Language, Second Edition by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie Prentice Hall, Inc., 1988. ISBN 0-13-110362-8 (paperback), 0-13-110370-9 (hardback). The book is readily available at large bookstores (especially university ones around beginning of term) but tends not to be stocked at the mall because it's treated like a textbook. Ordering it online is easy, for example at Amazon.com Borders Blackwell's , or Fatbrain You can also look it up at the Prentice-Hall home page. Kernighan , a relatively uncommon name, is a good search term to find it quickly at all of these places. If you are curious, a GIF-format graph of its sales rank at Amazon.com for the last couple of years is available. Here is a list of errata in the published version; many of these are corrected in recent printings. The history of the language is traced in ``The Development of the C Language'', from HOPL II, 1993: browsable , or printable PostScript or PDF . This and other historical material, including early manuals and compilers, is available at Dennis Ritchie's home page , while Brian Kernighan's home page collects pointers to his work on C and diverse other languages and systems.

160. Punkroy - Who Is? Collection of programming examples on encryption including file encryption, steganography in images and sound, data base record encryption, and password verification. All written in Pascal, all source code available. http://drque.net/Punkroy/Programs.html

Main Programs Writings Algorithms ... Contact Programs These are program examples created with the Cypher project. All (but the Cypher, natraly) requier the libarys in Cypher in order to compile. All example software is 100% free and comes with compleat Pascal source code. What is the Cypher Project? Main Page Cypher base libraries Current version: 3.0 as of 10-19-2002 Cypher base units needed for, well, prity much everything else on this page Cypher Cypher is a command line file encryption utility with a lot of options. Has a great deal of experimental tools built in. Encode to BMP (EncBMP) Encode to BMP is a steganography program designed to "hide" data inside a BMP image Encode to WAV (EncWAV) Encode to WAV is a steganography program designed to "hide" data inside a WAV audio file DataBase A set of object classes for quick database integration. The binaries are of no practical use. Password A program useful for sensitive, user specific information all stored in a single file accessible by many people.

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