CUG Library volumes 300-399.
Index of /vol_300/
CUG Library volumes 300-399.
- 300_01\
- MAT_LIB
- 301_01\
- BGI Applications 1/2
- 301_02\
- BGI Applications 2/2
- 302_01\
- 3D Transforms
- 303_01\
- MC68K Disassembler
- 304_01\
- ROFF5
- 305_01\
- HGA Mandelbrot Explorer 1/2
- 305_02\
- HGA Mandelbrot Explorer 2/2
- 306_01\
- Thread and Synapsys
- 307_01\
- ADU and COMX
- 308_01\
- MSU, REMZ & List 1/2
- 308_02\
- MSU, REMZ & List 2/2
- 309_01\
- 6809 C Compiler for MSDOS
- 310_01\
- Little Smalltalk for MSDOS 1/2
- 310_02\
- Little Smalltalk for MSDOS 2/2
- 311_01\
- DB Package
- 312_01\
- Make-Maker
- 313_01\
- Stevie
- 314_01\
- MNP C Library
- 315_01\
- FTGRAPH
- 316_01\
- AS8 Cross Assembler
- 317_01\
- Group3 Image Processing
- 318_01\
- RED 1/2
- 318_02\
- RED 2/2
- 319_01\
- CPP 1/2
- 319_02\
- CPP 2/2
- 320_01\
- Convolution Image Process
- 321_01\
- Mouse Trap Library
- 322_01\
- Doctor's Tools
- 323_01\
- Fireworks and Adventure
- 324_01\
- WGCONIO
- 325_01\
- VGA Graphics Library 1/2
- 325_02\
- VGA Graphics Library 2/2
- 326_01\
- SoftC Database Library 1/3
- 326_02\
- SoftC Database Library 2/3
- 326_03\
- SoftC Database Library 3/3
- 327_01\
- Panels for C 1/2
- 327_02\
- Panels for C 2/2
- 328_01\
- WTWG 1/2
- 328_02\
- WTWG 2/2
- 329_01\
- Unix Tools for PC 1/2
- 329_02\
- Unix Tools for PC 2/2
- 330_01\
- CTask 1/3
- 330_02\
- CTask 2/3
- 330_03\
- CTask 3/3
- 331_01\
- SE Editor
- 332_01\
- PC Curses 1/2
- 332_02\
- PC Curses 2/2
- 333_01\
- GAWK 1/2
- 333_02\
- GAWK 2/2
- 334_01\
- GNUPLOT 1/3
- 334_02\
- GNUPLOT 2/3
- 334_03\
- GNUPLOT 3/3
- 335_01\
- Frankenstein Cross Assembler 1/4
- 335_02\
- Frankenstein Cross Assembler 2/4
- 335_03\
- Frankenstein Cross Assembler 3/4
- 335_04\
- Frankenstein Cross Assembler 4/4
- 336_01\
- EGAPAL/EDIPAL
- 337_01\
- Designing Screen Interfaces in C
- 338_01\
- C Compiler and Assembler 1/2
- 338_02\
- C Compiler and Assembler 2/2
- 339_01\
- CTRLCLIB 1/2
- 339_02\
- CTRLCLIB 2/2
- 340_01\
- C-Window
- 341_01\
- Orbit Propagation
- 342_01\
- I8255 Interface Library
- 343_01\
- C Image Processing System 1/3
- 343_02\
- C Image Processing System 2/3
- 343_03\
- C Image Processing System 3/3
- 344_01\
- C Grab-Bag #1 1/2
- 344_02\
- C Grab-Bag #1 2/2
- 345_01\
- TLC/TLP
- 346_01\
- ASxxxx Cross Assembler, Part 2 1/2
- 346_02\
- ASxxxx Cross Assembler, Part 2 2/2
- 347_01\
- TAVL Tree
- 348_01\
- 8048 Disassembler/Z80 Asm
- 349_01\
- Simulation Subroutine Set
- 350_01\
- PCX Graphics Library
- 351_01\
- UltraWin 1/2
- 351_02\
- UltraWin 2/2
- 352_01\
- String and Vlist
- 353_01\
- Withdrawn from the CUG Library 1/2
- 353_02\
- Withdrawn from the CUG Library 2/2
- 354_01\
- CES Mouse Tools Library
- 355_01\
- Sherlock for MSDOS 1/3
- 355_02\
- Sherlock for MSDOS 2/3
- 355_03\
- Sherlock for MSDOS 3/3
- 357_01\
- CSTAR 1/2
- 357_02\
- CSTAR 2/2
- 358_01\
- cbase
- 359_01\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 1/12^M
- 359_02\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 2/12^M
- 359_03\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 3/12^M
- 359_04\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 4/12^M
- 359_05\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 5/12^M
- 359_06\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 6/12^M
- 359_07\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 7/12^M
- 359_08\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 8/12^M
- 359_09\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 9/12^M
- 359_10\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 10/12^M
- 359_11\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 11/12^M
- 359_12\
- GNU C/C++ for 386 12/12^M
- 360_01\
- uspell 1/2
- 360_02\
- uspell 2/2
- 361_01\
- Gadgets and Term 1/2
- 361_02\
- Gadgets and Term 2/2
- 362_01\
- RMAXTask
- 363_01\
- Cross Assembler 1/2
- 363_02\
- Cross Assembler 2/2
- 364_01\
- C-Across 1/2
- 364_02\
- C-Across 2/2
- 365_01\
- Elvis 1/3
- 365_02\
- Elvis 2/3
- 365_03\
- Elvis 3/3
- 366_01\
- MicroEmacs 1/3
- 366_02\
- MicroEmacs 2/3
- 366_03\
- MicroEmacs 3/3
- 367_01\
- GNU File and Text Utilities 1/2
- 367_02\
- GNU File and Text Utilities 2/2
- 368_01\
- GNUlib for MS-DOS
- 369_01\
- Genitor
- 370_01\
- GATool
- 371_01\
- WindosIO V2.0 1/2
- 371_02\
- WindosIO V2.0 2/2
- 372_01\
- Mouse++, String++ and Z++ Classes
- 373_01\
- MicroEMACS for Windows 1/2
- 373_02\
- MicroEMACS for Windows 2/2
- 374_01\
- MicroSpell V2.0
- 375_01\
- TextView
- 376_01\
- OS/2 Tools 1/4
- 376_02\
- OS/2 Tools 2/4
- 376_03\
- OS/2 Tools 3/4
- 376_04\
- OS/2 Tools 4/4
- 377_01\
- DSR Functions
- 378_01\
- NEWMAT
- 379_01\
- ZOO
- 380_01\
- JMODEM
- 381_01\
- JPEG
- 382_01\
- GZIP
- 383_01\
- VGL 1/2
- 383_02\
- VGL 2/2
- 384_01\
- Ghostscript 1/13
- 384_02\
- Ghostscript 2/13
- 384_03\
- Ghostscript 3/13
- 384_04\
- Ghostscript 4/13
- 384_05\
- Ghostscript 5/13
- 384_06\
- Ghostscript 6/13
- 384_07\
- Ghostscript 7/13
- 384_08\
- Ghostscript 8/13
- 384_09\
- Ghostscript 9/13
- 384_10\
- Ghostscript 10/13
- 384_11\
- Ghostscript 11/13
- 384_12\
- Ghostscript 12/13
- 384_13\
- Ghostscript 13/13
- 385_01\
- BCC+ Coroutine
- 386_01\
- Thomson-Davis Editor
- 387_01\
- C/C++ Lost Algorithms
- 388_01\
- Anthony's Tools
- 389_01\
- VGA Fontlib, NakeFont
- 390_01\
- Another C Tools Lib
- 391_01\
- C Exploration Tools
- 392_01\
- GNU Indent
- 393_01\
- As you might have guessed from the introduction, this volume is something of a C potpourri. George Matas (University of Surrey, U.K.) presents his "LL" for a generic double-linked list library with examples. Sverre H. Huseby (Oslo, Norway) contributes "GIFSave" to save bitmaps in this popular image file format. Last, "Cordic++" by Timothy M. Farnum (Rochester, NY) builds on Michael Bertrand's C implementation of fast trigonometric functions. Altogether, three very useful and specialized tools for common C problems. The entire set fits on just one diskette. This diskette is immediately available as CUG volume #401.
- 394_01\
- The C++SIM discrete event process based simulation package provides Simula-style class libraries. C++SIM is a newly released package from M.C. Little and D. McCue at the Department of Computing Science in the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (England). The same distribution also includes the SIMSET linked list manipulation facilities. According to MacLennan (1983), Simula was the first computer language to incorporate the ideas of a "class" and "object" constructs in 1967. SIM++ currently claims usability only on Unix workstations, such as SUN Sparcs. C++SIM version 1.0 (released 06/15/92) is now available as CUG volume #394.
- 395_01\
- This volume combines three relatively small but powerful archives on a single diskette. Chris Thewalt (University of California at Berkeley, Civil Engineering) presents his interactive line editor library. Walter Karas (Cary, NC) contributes his implementation of the classic binary search tree with AVL balancing. Last, Christopher Sawtell (Linwood, Christchurch, New Zealand) releases his Typing Tutor for use with Curses. All three are immediately available as CUG volume #395.
- 396_01\
- NNUTILS, by Gregory Stevens (Rochester, NY), is a public domain package meant to help you to start programming neural networks in C. It is a tutorial about how to program neural networks where source code is your textbook. Stevens' intensely documented source code contains everything you need to implement several kinds of net architectures. NNUTILS gives you a series of simple implementations to let you see how they work step by step. NNUTILS version 1.01 (released 08/02/93) is immediately available as CUG #396.
- 397_01\
- Landon Noll (Sunnyvale, CA) submits a decade of source code from the International Obfuscated C Code Contest (IOCCC). This contest has long been a favorite of many CUJ readers. The entire IOCCC archive from 1984-1993 is now available as a two diskette set from CUG Library. Obfuscation implies purposefully obscuring and confusing a situation.
- 398_01\
- Cross assemblers continue to play an important role in the CUG Library. A cross assembler reads assembly language source code for a non-native CPU and writes object code that can be linked and downloaded to the target machine for execution. Developers of embedded systems are the most frequent users of cross assemblers. This month, Alan R. Baldwin (Kent State University, Ohio), adds his third cross assembler to the CUG Library's repetoire. ASxxx Part 3 provides a complete Motorola 68HC08 development system. ASxxx Part 3 version 1.50 (released 8/9/93) is immediately available as CUG volume #398.
- 399_01\
- MINED, by Thomas Wolff (Freie Universität Berlin, Institut für Informatik, Germany), is a modeless full-screen text editor. MINED was originally written for MINIX and now works with most Unix platforms as well as MS-DOS, and DEC VAX-11/VMS. It works best at editing small files (50K or less) and can edit many files simultaneously. Unlike other editors which have separate command modes and input modes, MINED uses a modeless design for ease of use. It also includes a powerful regular expressions for both searching and replacing text. MINED Version 3 (released 08/04/93) is immediately available as CUG volume #399.