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  1. 300_01\                       MAT_LIB
  2. 301_01\                       BGI Applications 1/2
  3. 301_02\                       BGI Applications 2/2
  4. 302_01\                       3D Transforms
  5. 303_01\                       MC68K Disassembler
  6. 304_01\                       ROFF5
  7. 305_01\                       HGA Mandelbrot Explorer 1/2
  8. 305_02\                       HGA Mandelbrot Explorer 2/2
  9. 306_01\                       Thread and Synapsys
  10. 307_01\                       ADU and COMX
  11. 308_01\                       MSU, REMZ & List 1/2
  12. 308_02\                       MSU, REMZ & List 2/2
  13. 309_01\                       6809 C Compiler for MSDOS
  14. 310_01\                       Little Smalltalk for MSDOS 1/2
  15. 310_02\                       Little Smalltalk for MSDOS 2/2
  16. 311_01\                       DB Package
  17. 312_01\                       Make-Maker
  18. 313_01\                       Stevie
  19. 314_01\                       MNP C Library
  20. 315_01\                       FTGRAPH
  21. 316_01\                       AS8 Cross Assembler
  22. 317_01\                       Group3 Image Processing
  23. 318_01\                       RED 1/2
  24. 318_02\                       RED 2/2
  25. 319_01\                       CPP 1/2
  26. 319_02\                       CPP 2/2
  27. 320_01\                       Convolution Image Process
  28. 321_01\                       Mouse Trap Library
  29. 322_01\                       Doctor's Tools
  30. 323_01\                       Fireworks and Adventure
  31. 324_01\                       WGCONIO
  32. 325_01\                       VGA Graphics Library 1/2
  33. 325_02\                       VGA Graphics Library 2/2
  34. 326_01\                       SoftC Database Library 1/3
  35. 326_02\                       SoftC Database Library 2/3
  36. 326_03\                       SoftC Database Library 3/3
  37. 327_01\                       Panels for C 1/2
  38. 327_02\                       Panels for C 2/2
  39. 328_01\                       WTWG 1/2
  40. 328_02\                       WTWG 2/2
  41. 329_01\                       Unix Tools for PC 1/2
  42. 329_02\                       Unix Tools for PC 2/2
  43. 330_01\                       CTask 1/3
  44. 330_02\                       CTask 2/3
  45. 330_03\                       CTask 3/3
  46. 331_01\                       SE Editor
  47. 332_01\                       PC Curses 1/2
  48. 332_02\                       PC Curses 2/2
  49. 333_01\                       GAWK 1/2
  50. 333_02\                       GAWK 2/2
  51. 334_01\                       GNUPLOT 1/3
  52. 334_02\                       GNUPLOT 2/3
  53. 334_03\                       GNUPLOT 3/3
  54. 335_01\                       Frankenstein Cross Assembler 1/4
  55. 335_02\                       Frankenstein Cross Assembler 2/4
  56. 335_03\                       Frankenstein Cross Assembler 3/4
  57. 335_04\                       Frankenstein Cross Assembler 4/4
  58. 336_01\                       EGAPAL/EDIPAL
  59. 337_01\                       Designing Screen Interfaces in C
  60. 338_01\                       C Compiler and Assembler 1/2
  61. 338_02\                       C Compiler and Assembler 2/2
  62. 339_01\                       CTRLCLIB 1/2
  63. 339_02\                       CTRLCLIB 2/2
  64. 340_01\                       C-Window
  65. 341_01\                       Orbit Propagation
  66. 342_01\                       I8255 Interface Library
  67. 343_01\                       C Image Processing System 1/3
  68. 343_02\                       C Image Processing System 2/3
  69. 343_03\                       C Image Processing System 3/3
  70. 344_01\                       C Grab-Bag #1 1/2
  71. 344_02\                       C Grab-Bag #1 2/2
  72. 345_01\                       TLC/TLP
  73. 346_01\                       ASxxxx Cross Assembler, Part 2 1/2
  74. 346_02\                       ASxxxx Cross Assembler, Part 2 2/2
  75. 347_01\                       TAVL Tree
  76. 348_01\                       8048 Disassembler/Z80 Asm
  77. 349_01\                       Simulation Subroutine Set
  78. 350_01\                       PCX Graphics Library
  79. 351_01\                       UltraWin 1/2
  80. 351_02\                       UltraWin 2/2
  81. 352_01\                       String and Vlist
  82. 353_01\                       Withdrawn from the CUG Library 1/2
  83. 353_02\                       Withdrawn from the CUG Library 2/2
  84. 354_01\                       CES Mouse Tools Library
  85. 355_01\                       Sherlock for MSDOS 1/3
  86. 355_02\                       Sherlock for MSDOS 2/3
  87. 355_03\                       Sherlock for MSDOS 3/3
  88. 357_01\                       CSTAR 1/2
  89. 357_02\                       CSTAR 2/2
  90. 358_01\                       cbase
  91. 359_01\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 1/12^M
  92. 359_02\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 2/12^M
  93. 359_03\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 3/12^M
  94. 359_04\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 4/12^M
  95. 359_05\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 5/12^M
  96. 359_06\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 6/12^M
  97. 359_07\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 7/12^M
  98. 359_08\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 8/12^M
  99. 359_09\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 9/12^M
  100. 359_10\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 10/12^M
  101. 359_11\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 11/12^M
  102. 359_12\                       GNU C/C++ for 386 12/12^M
  103. 360_01\                       uspell 1/2
  104. 360_02\                       uspell 2/2
  105. 361_01\                       Gadgets and Term 1/2
  106. 361_02\                       Gadgets and Term 2/2
  107. 362_01\                       RMAXTask
  108. 363_01\                       Cross Assembler 1/2
  109. 363_02\                       Cross Assembler 2/2
  110. 364_01\                       C-Across 1/2
  111. 364_02\                       C-Across 2/2
  112. 365_01\                       Elvis 1/3
  113. 365_02\                       Elvis 2/3
  114. 365_03\                       Elvis 3/3
  115. 366_01\                       MicroEmacs 1/3
  116. 366_02\                       MicroEmacs 2/3
  117. 366_03\                       MicroEmacs 3/3
  118. 367_01\                       GNU File and Text Utilities 1/2
  119. 367_02\                       GNU File and Text Utilities 2/2
  120. 368_01\                       GNUlib for MS-DOS
  121. 369_01\                       Genitor
  122. 370_01\                       GATool
  123. 371_01\                       WindosIO V2.0 1/2
  124. 371_02\                       WindosIO V2.0 2/2
  125. 372_01\                       Mouse++, String++ and Z++ Classes
  126. 373_01\                       MicroEMACS for Windows 1/2
  127. 373_02\                       MicroEMACS for Windows 2/2
  128. 374_01\                       MicroSpell V2.0
  129. 375_01\                       TextView
  130. 376_01\                       OS/2 Tools 1/4
  131. 376_02\                       OS/2 Tools 2/4
  132. 376_03\                       OS/2 Tools 3/4
  133. 376_04\                       OS/2 Tools 4/4
  134. 377_01\                       DSR Functions
  135. 378_01\                       NEWMAT
  136. 379_01\                       ZOO
  137. 380_01\                       JMODEM
  138. 381_01\                       JPEG
  139. 382_01\                       GZIP
  140. 383_01\                       VGL 1/2
  141. 383_02\                       VGL 2/2
  142. 384_01\                       Ghostscript 1/13
  143. 384_02\                       Ghostscript 2/13
  144. 384_03\                       Ghostscript 3/13
  145. 384_04\                       Ghostscript 4/13
  146. 384_05\                       Ghostscript 5/13
  147. 384_06\                       Ghostscript 6/13
  148. 384_07\                       Ghostscript 7/13
  149. 384_08\                       Ghostscript 8/13
  150. 384_09\                       Ghostscript 9/13
  151. 384_10\                       Ghostscript 10/13
  152. 384_11\                       Ghostscript 11/13
  153. 384_12\                       Ghostscript 12/13
  154. 384_13\                       Ghostscript 13/13
  155. 385_01\                       BCC+ Coroutine
  156. 386_01\                       Thomson-Davis Editor
  157. 387_01\                       C/C++ Lost Algorithms
  158. 388_01\                       Anthony's Tools
  159. 389_01\                       VGA Fontlib, NakeFont
  160. 390_01\                       Another C Tools Lib
  161. 391_01\                       C Exploration Tools
  162. 392_01\                       GNU Indent
  163. 393_01\                       As you might have guessed from the introduction,
  164.                                | this volume is something of a C potpourri.
  165.                                | George Matas (University of Surrey, U.K.)
  166.                                | presents his "LL" for a generic double-linked
  167.                                | list library with examples.  Sverre H. Huseby
  168.                                | (Oslo, Norway) contributes "GIFSave" to save
  169.                                | bitmaps in this popular image file format.
  170.                                | Last, "Cordic++" by Timothy M. Farnum
  171.                                | (Rochester, NY) builds on Michael Bertrand's C
  172.                                | implementation of fast trigonometric
  173.                                | functions.  Altogether, three very useful and
  174.                                | specialized tools for common C problems.  The
  175.                                | entire set fits on just one diskette.  This
  176.                                | diskette is immediately available as CUG
  177.                                | volume #401.
  178. 394_01\                       The C++SIM discrete event process based
  179.                                | simulation package provides Simula-style class
  180.                                | libraries.  C++SIM is a newly released package
  181.                                | from M.C. Little and D. McCue at the
  182.                                | Department of Computing Science in the
  183.                                | University of Newcastle upon Tyne (England).
  184.                                | The same distribution also includes the SIMSET
  185.                                | linked list manipulation facilities.
  186.                                | According to MacLennan (1983), Simula was the
  187.                                | first computer language to incorporate the
  188.                                | ideas of a "class" and "object" constructs in
  189.                                | 1967.  SIM++ currently claims usability only
  190.                                | on Unix workstations, such as SUN Sparcs.
  191.                                | C++SIM version 1.0 (released 06/15/92) is now
  192.                                | available as CUG volume #394.
  193. 395_01\                       This volume combines three relatively small but
  194.                                | powerful archives on a single diskette.  Chris
  195.                                | Thewalt (University of California at Berkeley,
  196.                                | Civil Engineering) presents his interactive
  197.                                | line editor library. Walter Karas (Cary, NC)
  198.                                | contributes his implementation of the classic
  199.                                | binary search tree with AVL balancing.  Last,
  200.                                | Christopher Sawtell (Linwood, Christchurch,
  201.                                | New Zealand) releases his Typing Tutor for use
  202.                                | with Curses. All three are immediately
  203.                                | available as CUG volume #395.
  204. 396_01\                       NNUTILS, by Gregory Stevens (Rochester, NY), is a
  205.                                | public domain package meant to help you to
  206.                                | start programming neural networks in C. It is
  207.                                | a tutorial about how to program neural
  208.                                | networks where source code is your textbook.
  209.                                | Stevens' intensely documented source code
  210.                                | contains everything you need to implement
  211.                                | several kinds of net architectures.  NNUTILS
  212.                                | gives you a series of simple implementations
  213.                                | to let you see how they work step by step.
  214.                                | NNUTILS version 1.01 (released 08/02/93) is
  215.                                | immediately available as CUG #396.
  216. 397_01\                       Landon Noll (Sunnyvale, CA) submits a decade of
  217.                                | source code from the International Obfuscated
  218.                                | C Code Contest (IOCCC).  This contest has long
  219.                                | been a favorite of many CUJ readers.  The
  220.                                | entire IOCCC archive from 1984-1993 is now
  221.                                | available as a two diskette set from CUG
  222.                                | Library. Obfuscation implies purposefully
  223.                                | obscuring and confusing a situation.
  224. 398_01\                       Cross assemblers continue to play an important
  225.                                | role in the CUG Library. A cross assembler
  226.                                | reads assembly language source code for a
  227.                                | non-native CPU and writes object code that can
  228.                                | be linked and downloaded to the target machine
  229.                                | for execution.  Developers of embedded systems
  230.                                | are the most frequent users of cross
  231.                                | assemblers. This month, Alan R. Baldwin (Kent
  232.                                | State University, Ohio), adds his third cross
  233.                                | assembler to the CUG Library's repetoire.
  234.                                | ASxxx Part 3 provides a complete Motorola
  235.                                | 68HC08 development system.  ASxxx Part 3
  236.                                | version 1.50 (released 8/9/93) is immediately
  237.                                | available as CUG volume #398.
  238. 399_01\                       MINED, by Thomas Wolff (Freie Universität Berlin,
  239.                                | Institut für Informatik, Germany), is a
  240.                                | modeless full-screen text editor.  MINED was
  241.                                | originally written for MINIX and now works
  242.                                | with most Unix platforms as well as MS-DOS,
  243.                                | and DEC VAX-11/VMS.  It works best at editing
  244.                                | small files (50K or less) and can edit many
  245.                                | files simultaneously.  Unlike other editors
  246.                                | which have separate command modes and input
  247.                                | modes, MINED uses a modeless design for ease
  248.                                | of use. It also includes a powerful regular
  249.                                | expressions for both searching and replacing
  250.                                | text.  MINED Version 3 (released 08/04/93) is
  251.                                | immediately available as CUG volume #399.
  252.