Table of Contents
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Foreground | |
Compilation and Pascal on the New Microprocessors | 50 |
Charles H. Forsyth, Randall J. Howard |
PASCAL: A Structurally Strong Language | 78 |
Stephen R. Alpert |
Designing Structured Programs | 143 |
Structured programming is an attempt to modernize software development and to reduce the side effects that divert so much programmer time from actual programming. The use of structured languages like Pascal promotes good programming techniques. |
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Chip Weems |
Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar: Let Your Fingers Do The Talking: Add a Noncontact Touch Scanner | 156 |
Steve Ciarcia |
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Background | |
On Building a Light-Seeking Robot Mechanism | 24 |
Stephen A. Allen, Tony Rossetti |
The Number Crunching Processor | 64 |
Peter Nelson |
Philadelphia's 179 Year Old Android | 90 |
Charles F. Penniman |
Antique Mechanical Computers, Part 2: 18th and 19th Century Mechanical Marvels | 96 |
James M. Williams |
Languages Forum: In Praise of Pascal | 110 |
David A. Mundie |
Pascal Versus Cobol: Where Pascal Gets Down to Business | 122 |
Kenneth L. Bowles |
JACPOT | 166 |
Edwin E. Hastings |
Pascal Versus Basic: An Exercise | 168 |
Allan M. Schwartz |
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Nucleus | |
In This BYTE | 4 |
Editorial: A Vision of an Industry | 6 |
Carl Helmers |
Letters | 10 |
Technical Forum: A Letter Exchange: Extending S-100 Bus? | 12 |
Olav Naess |
Technical Forum: And Some Notes | 12 |
John C. McCallum |
About the Cover | 16 |
Carl Helmers |
Languages Forum: A Homebrew Pascal Compiler | 46 |
Herbert Stein |
Clubs, Newsletters | 48 |
BYTE's Bugs | 62 |
The Price is Wrong (May 1978)
Transposition Bits (June 1978)
Still Further Thoughs (June 1978) |
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Consistency - or a Lack Thereof | 89 |
Carl Helmers |
Langauges Forum: A Proposed Pascal Compiler | 117 |
Herbert Yuen, Kin-Man Chung |
Event Queue | 118 |
What's New? | 177 |
Unclassified Ads | 206 |
BOMB | 208 |
Reader Service | 208 |