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Programming General:     more books (100)

CUDA by Example: An Introduction to General-Purpose GPU Programming by Jason Sanders, Edward Kandrot, 2010-07-29 Textbook of Computable General Equilibrium Modeling: Programming and Simulations by Nobuhiro Hosoe, Kenji Gasawa, et all 2010-08-15 Language Implementation Patterns: Create Your Own Domain-Specific and General Programming Languages (Pragmatic Programmers) by Terence Parr, 2009-12-31 Computer Programming for Teens by Mary E. Farrell, 2007-12-17 How Computer Programming Works (Technology in Action Series) by Dan Appleman, 2000-05-01 Advanced Graphics Programming Using C/C++ by Loren Heiny, 1993-04-19 C++ Programming Style by Tom Cargill, 1992-07-10 Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics, Second Edition (Game Development Series) by Eric Lengyel, 2003-11-18 Control Language Programming for the AS/400 (2nd Edition) by Bryan Meyers, Dan Riehl, 1997-10-01 Pair Programming Illuminated by Laurie Williams, Robert Kessler, 2002-07-08 Design Concepts in Programming Languages by Franklyn A. Turbak, David K. Gifford, 2008-08-31 Elements of ML Programming, ML97 Edition (2nd Edition) by Jeffrey D. Ullman, 1998-01-01 Programming Language Processors in Java: Compilers and Interpreters by David Watt, Deryck Brown, 2000-02-14 The Psychology of Computer Programming: Silver Anniversary Edition by Gerald M. Weinberg, 1998-09

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1. Programming General Info
   Birr's Programming Link Resources programming general info  
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2. GameDev.net -- General Programming
   General Programming For more information about General Programming, checkout Our General Programming books. Our General Programming forum.  
   http://www.gamedev.net/reference/list.asp?categoryid=25

3. Carobit Exchange Topic: Programming General
   Discussion Threads, Add a new thread. You should subscribe to thistopic if you feel that you have the expertise required to help  
   http://www.carobit.com/ShowTopic/Programming General.html

4. Carobit Exchange Topic Experts: Programming General
   Topic List About Carobit Closed Threads CE Archiver. This Page, programming general.For Members, Support Feedback Member Search Carobit Mail. Helpful Links,  
   http://www.carobit.com/CarobitExchange/ShowTopicScore.asp?Topic=Programming Gene

5. Programming General Info
   programming general Info. Increase your web site's traffic Home Page Artificial Intelligence_2 ASP_2 Authors and Publications  
   http://birrs.net/BirrsProgramming/links/programminggeneralinfo.html

6. CS 61B: Data Structures And Advanced Programming General Course Information
   CS 61B Data Structures and Advanced programming general Course Information.Fall 1998. Introduction. CS61B is the second course in the CS61 series.  
   http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jrs/61bf98/lectures/general.html
   
   Extractions: General Course Information Fall 1998 CS61B is the second course in the CS61 series. In this course we will study advanced programming techniques including data structures and basic algorithms for manipulating them, and we will get a taste of ``software engineering''the development of large programs. Read this document carefully. It contains most of the answers to questions that students ask during the first few weeks of class. The subjects include: how to contact the staff, prerequisites, textbooks, labs, grading, late penalties, policy on academic misconduct. For a list of discussion sections and labs and the TAs who run them, see the online section schedule. (Because of the high enrollment, some additional TAs and sections may be added, so this schedule will be in flux for the first week or two.) A tentative syllabus is also available, which includes due dates, exam dates, and reading assignments. To print this document, use the postscript copy available online. If you have a general question about something that is NOT covered here, the best option is to post a message in the cs61b news group. This is read by the course staff and other students, all of whom may be able to answer your question. To contact all of the TAs and the Professor, send mail to cs1b@cory.eecs.berkeley.edu. If you wish to talk with one of us, the easiest way is to come during the office hours posted on our doors and listed online. Otherwise, please make an appointment by sending electronic mail. Note that there are about 50 of you to every one of us - please reserve e-mail for the questions you can't get answered in office hours, discussions sections, or through the lab assistants.

7. CS 61B: Data Structures And Advanced Programming General Course Information
   CS 61B Data Structures and Advanced programming general Course Information.Fall 1997. Introduction. CS61B is the second course in the CS61 series.  
   http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~yelick/61bf97/lectures/general.html
   
   Extractions: General Course Information Fall 1997 CS61B is the second course in the CS61 series. In this course we will study advanced programming techniques including data structures and basic algorithms for manipulating them, and we we get a taste of ``software engineering''the development of large programs. Read this document carefully. It contains most of the answers to questions that students ask during the first few weeks of class. The subjects include: how to contact the staff, prerequisites, textbooks, labs, grading, late penalties, policy on academic misconduct. For a list of discussion sections and labs and the TAs who run them, see the online section schedule. (Because of the high enrollment, some additional TAs and sections may be added, so this schedule will be in flux for the first week or two.) A tentative syllabus is also available, which includes due dates, exam dates, and reading assignments. To print this document, use the postscript copy available online. If you have a general question about something that is NOT covered here, the best option is to post a message in the cs61b news group. This is read by the course staff and other students, all of whom may be able to answer your question. To contact all of the TAs and the Professor, send mail to cs61b@cory.eecs.berkeley.edu. If you wish to talk with one of us, the easiest way is to come during the office hours posted on our doors and listed online. Otherwise, please make an appointment by sending electronic mail. Note that there are about 50 of you to every one of us - please reserve e-mail for the questions you can't get answered in office hours, discussions sections, or through the lab assistants.

8. CS 61B: Data Structures And Advanced Programming General Course Information
   CS 61B Data Structures and Advanced programming general Course Information.Spring 2003. Introduction. CS 61B is the second course in the CS 61 series.  
   http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61b/misc/geninfo.html
   
   Extractions: General Course Information Spring 2003 CS 61B is the second course in the CS 61 series. In this course we will study advanced programming techniques including data structures and basic algorithms for manipulating them, and we will get a taste of "software engineering"the development of large programs. Read this document carefully. It contains most of the answers to questions that students ask during the first few weeks of class. The subjects include the following: how to contact the staff, prerequisites, textbooks, labs, grading, late penalties, and a policy on academic misconduct. For a list of discussion office hours, sections and labs, see the online section schedule. A tentative syllabus is also available, which includes due dates, exam dates, and reading assignments. If you have a general question about something that is NOT covered here, the best option is to post a message in the cs61b news group, ucb.class.cs61b

9. Kernel Programming General Information On Adding A Sysctl
   PATH Documentation Darwin Previous Next General Information on Addinga sysctl. When adding a sysctl, you must do all of the following  
   http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/Darwin/General/KernelProgramming/boun

10. TechTutorials Computer Reference Directory: Programming/General
    Tutorials Update. Certification News. Qualified instructors. Wellequippedclassrooms. Competitive prices Home programming general Sponsor Links.  
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11. Home > Tech Zeuch > Programming General
    Home Tech Zeuch programming general, Mein Icon. Home Tech Zeuch ProgrammingGeneral, Functional Programming Archive. How To Write Unmaintable Code.  
    http://www.schockwellenreiter.de/directory/techZeuch/programmingGeneral/

12. BUBL LINK: 005.4 Systems Programming: General Resources
    s. 005.4 Systems programming general resources. Titles,  
    http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC653
    
    Extractions: Location: uk Embedded.com: Embedded Systems Programming Magazine for engineers, programmers, and project leaders who build microcontroller and embedded microprocessor-based systems. Includes contents from 1995 onwards, selected full text articles, and an archive of code and product demonstration from past issues.

13. CS W3101-3 Java Programming: General And Contact Information
    CS W31013 Programming Languages (Java) Fall 2002. Prerequisites Fluencyin at least one programming language. That is, familiarity  
    http://www.columbia.edu/~cs3101-3/info.html

14. Flow-Based Programming: General Framework For Interactive Applications
    Chap. XXI General Framework for Interactive Applications. This chapter has beenexcerpted from the book Flow-Based Programming A New Approach to Application  
    http://www.jpaulmorrison.com/fbp/scrmgr.htm
    
    Extractions: This chapter talks mainly about our experience, pre-1994, using the FBP implementation called DFDM and IBM's ISPF. More recently, we built an e-business application using the Java implementation of FBP (now called JFBP). This was also essentially a loop-shaped network, but running across multiple servers (other chapters in my book talk about the ease of distributing FBP applications across physical networks). Communication between the user and the servers was handled by IBM's MQSeries transporting XML messages. The application also needed to communicate with multiple "back-ends", which it did using either MQSeries or CORBA. Material from book starts here: In this chapter I am going to describe a general framework for interactive applications, showing a general structure and some component types which could help in the design of such applications.

15. Flow-Based Programming: General Framework For Interactive Applications
    This chapter has been excerpted from the book FlowBased Programming A New Approachto Application Development (van Nostrand Reinhold, 1994), by J. Paul  
    http://www.jpaulmorrison.com/fbp/tree.htm
    
    Extractions: Material from book starts here: Up to this point, I have been talking about single IPs travelling through networks, like cars and buses in a system of highways. I have talked about how streams of IPs can be treated as higher-level entities, and how these can in turn be given more complex structures by the use of "bracket" IPs. I hope I have shown that, using these concepts, quite complex applications can be handled in a straightforward manner. Just as the composite memo can be sent or received as a unit, so the structure of linked IPs, called a tree, can be sent or received as a single object. Once a process has received the tree, it can either "walk" it (move from IP to IP across the connecting links), completely or partially disassemble it, or destroy it. For instance, the receiver might walk the tree looking for a particular kind of IP, and, for each one it finds, it could unlink it and dispose of it in one of the standard ways. The following diagram shows two processes, one assembling trees and one disassembling them again: A converts a series of three IPs of different types and sizes into a tree of IPs, and

16. Python Web Programming: General Comment Additional Material
    General Comments Reader Comments. Thank you for buying Python Web Programming(if you have done), and for taking the time to look at this web site.  
    http://pydish.holdenweb.com/pwp/chp0notes.htm
    
    Extractions: Reader Comments Thank you for buying Python Web Programming (if you have done), and for taking the time to look at this web site. The book is, as any such technical book must be, a shapshot of the state of the art and the author's knowledge at a particular point in time. By providing a web site that can accept reader contributions, and by spending time maintaining this additional content myself, I am trying to add value for my readers. Additional material will appear here as discussions develop.

17. Job Interview Questions - Programming General @ Jobs
    Algorithms and Programming 1. Given a rectangular (cuboidal for the puritans) cakewith a rectangular piece removed (any Some general questions on Lex, Yacc etc  
    http://www.moskalyuk.com/jobs/general_1.htm
    
    Extractions: 0. Classic: If a bear walks one mile south, turns left and walks one mile to the east and then turns left again and walks one mile north and arrives at its original position, what is the color of the bear. ANS. The color of the bear is trivial. The possible solutions to it are interesting. In addition to the trivial north pole and circle near north pole solutions, there is an additional circle near south pole solution. Think it out. * 1. Given a rectangular (cuboidal for the puritans) cake with a rectangular piece removed (any size or orientation), how would you cut the remainder of the cake into two equal halves with one straight cut of a knife? ANS. Join the centers of the original and the removed rectangle. It works for cuboids too! 2. There are 3 baskets. one of them have apples, one has oranges only and the other has mixture of apples and oranges. The labels on their baskets always lie. (i.e. if the label says oranges, you are sure that it doesn't have oranges only,it could be a mixture) The task is to pick one basket and pick only one fruit from it and then correctly label all the three baskets.

18. C++ Programming: General Protection Exception In Borland Turbo C++
    General protection exception 0x247F0x66F9 ESTING(1) 0x247F0x66F9 processor PAQ,http//www.expertsexchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Cplusplus  
    http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Cplusplus/Q_20

19. Java Programming: General File Question
    Title General File Question. From cneaton Date 06/30/2000 1221PMPST Answer Grade B Points 5. I am writing a client application  
    http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Java/Q_1058210
    
    Extractions: I am writing a client application that will reads in a file (as sent by the server) and stores it. Although I want to the server to send mutlitple files, I only want the client to create one file and store the files it recieves under that name. In other words, the overall scheme of the program is that the server sends the file (let's say "photo1.bmp") and the server receives the file and stores it as received.bmp and then displays the contents of received. On the next go 'round, the server would send the file photo2.bmp and the client would save it as received.bmp (overwriting the first file) and display its contents as well. My problem is that even though the client seems to be receiving the files, it only stores the first file it receives as received.bmp. Each time it displays a file, it displays the contents of photo1. When transferring a file, is there some type of protection against overwritting a fle with the same name? Namely, does the problem stem from the fact that I want to keep naming the incoming file received.bmp instead of received2.bmp, received3.bmp....and so on?

20. KVSV Programming General Programming Schedule
    KVSV News Programming Schedule Listen for Paul Harvey three times a day onKVSV 730am Paul Harvey news. 1210pm Paul Harvey news and comment.  
    http://www.kvsvradio.com/program.htm

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