Table of Contents
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Foreground | |
Fast Fourier Transforms on Your Home Computer | 14 |
William D. Stanley, Steven J. Peterson |
Designing a Unversal Turing Machine: A Software Approach | 26 |
Thomas Munnecke |
Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar: Build an Octal/Hexadecimal Output Display | 32 |
Steve Ciarcia |
Interface Your Computer to a Printing Calculator | 94 |
Robert H. Astmann |
Zapper: A Computer Driven EROM Programmer | 100 |
G. H. Gable |
Clockless Multiplication and Division Circuits | 128 |
Mike Weed |
Creating a Chess Player, Part 3: Chess 0.5 (continued) | 140 |
This month we conclude the listing and commentary of Chess 0.5 begun last issue. The program was written by Larry Atkin, who is coauthor with David Slate of the world championship chess program, Chess 4.6. The program is readily adaptable to personal computers having Pascal systems such as the UCSD Pascal project software. Part 4 concludes the series with a discussion of chess strategy and tactics. |
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Larry R. Atkin, Peter W. Frey |
Partitioned Data Sets | 168 |
A. I. Halsema |
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Background | |
Life with Your Computer | 45 |
Justin Milliun, Judy Reardon |
Some Facts of Life | 54 |
David J. Buckingham |
One-Dimensional Life | 68 |
Jonathan K. Millen |
Chess 4.7 Versus David Levy | 84 |
The Computer Beats a Chess Master |
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J. R. Douglas |
An Easy Programming System | 108 |
Joseph A. Weisbecker |
Teaching with a Microcomputer | 124 |
George A. Gerhold |
The Mother Chip | 186 |
He did not want his optional entertainment chip tampered with; his films, recordings, reading and fantasy trips had all been carefully selected, carefully tested over the years. |
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Lawrence F. Willard |
FORTRAN and Its Generalization | 194 |
It really is necessary part of your knowledge, even if you're never going to write FORTRAN programs. |
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W. Douglas Maurer |
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Nucleus | |
In This BYTE | 4 |
Editorial: New Wonders of the Computer Age | 6 |
Carl Helmers |
Letters | 10 |
Book Reviews | 43 |
Edwin Schlossberg and John Brockman: The Pocket Calculator Game Book |
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Noel K. Julkowski |
Programming Quickies: Life | 76 |
William Englander |
Nybbles: Z-80 Assembler | 92 |
Patrick A. Crowe |
BYTE's Bits | 161 |
Pascal for Computer Club Members
Attention: Hal 900 Owners
Some BOMB Reflections
Incerental Motion Control Symposium Isses a Call for Papers
A Call for Papers (ISA/79 conference)
American Management Association Offers Courses for EDP and NonEDP Professionals
Addendum (September 1978 BYTE) |
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BYTE's Bugs | 163 |
Chess Bug (October 1978 - "In This Byte")
Address Change (November 1978 - "What's New?")
Tilt! (June 1978 - "The HP-67 and HP-97: Hewlett-Packard's Personal Computers") |
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Event Queue | 164 |
Clubs, Newsletters | 166 |
Programming Quickies: Tic-Tac-Toe in BASIC | 174 |
Mike Stoddard |
Languages Forum | 176 |
On Expressing Multiple Condition
Pascal Critique and a Comment
Continuing Comments on APL
Calling Attention to HPL |
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David Faught, J. O'Loughlin, Timothy J. Stryker, Gerald Robb |
Technical Forum | 184, 202, 208 |
A Proposal for a Kichen Inventory System, or Don't Byte the Wand That Weeds You
Comments on the RF Entry Method for Video Monitors
Resonating Modulators |
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Richard S. Shuford, Victor A. Wiseman, Allen Watson III |
Desk Top Wonders: Commander in Chief | 192 |
A Game for the TI-58 Programmable Calculator |
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Larry Kollar |
What's New? | 209 |
Unclassified Ads | 246 |
BOMB, Reader Service | 248 |