21. Introduction To Programming Languages Book by Anthony A. Aaby. http://burks.brighton.ac.uk/burks/pcinfo/progdocs/plbook/

Introduction to Programming Languages Anthony A. Aaby Anthony A. Aaby HTML Style Guide To Do Miscellenous ... Definitions Short Table of Contents Preface Introduction Syntax Semantics ... Evaluation Appendix Stack machine Unified Grammar Logic Bibliography ... Index Supplementary Material Code Answers Long Table of Contents HTML Style Guide To Do Preface Syntax, translation, semantics and pragmatics Introduction Data Models of Computation Syntax and Semantics ... Syntax 2.1 Context-free Grammars 2.1.1 Alphabets and Languages 2.1.2 Grammars and Languages 2.1.3 Abstract Syntax 2.1.4 Parsing 2.1.5 Table-driven and recursive descent parsing 2.2 Nondeterministic Pushdown Automata 2.2.1 Equivalence of pda and cfgs 2.3 Regular Expressions 2.4 Deterministic and Non-deterministic Finite State Machines 2.4.1 Equivalence of deterministic and non-deterministic fsa 2.4.2 Equivalence of fsa and regular expressions 2.4.3 Graphical Representation 2.4.4 Tabular Representation 2.4.5 Implementation of FSAs 2.5 Historical Perspectives and Further Reading 2.5.1 Backus-Naur Form

22. Teamwork In Programming Contests: 3 * 1 = 4 Tips and observations from a team of programmers who have regularly won in the ACM programming contests. Published in ACM Crossroads, the student magazine of the ACM. http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds3-2/progcon.html

ACM Crossroads Student Magazine The ACM's First Electronic Publication Crossroads Home Join the ACM! Search Crossroads crossroads@acm.org ... Crossroads / Teamwork in Programming Contests: 3 * 1 = 4 Links Go Key Resource Programming Contests Topic Awarded July 10, 2000 Press Release Teamwork in Programming Contests: 3 * 1 = 4 by Fabian Ernst Jeroen Moelands , and Seppo Pieterse Introduction Every year since 1977, the ACM has organized the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest . This contest, which consists of a regional qualifying contest and the Finals, provides college students with the opportunity to demonstrate and sharpen their programming skills. During this contest, teams consisting of three students and one computer are to solve as many of the given problems as possible within 5 hours. The team with the most problems solved wins, where ``solved'' means producing the right outputs for a set of (secret) test inputs. Though the individual skills of the team members are important, in order to be a top team it is necessary to make use of synergy within the team. As participants in the 1995 Contest Finals (two of us also participated in the 1994 Finals), we have given a lot of thought to strategy and teamwork. In this article we summarize our observations from various contests, and we hope that if you ever participate in this contest (or any other) that this information will be valuable to you.

23. TBS Superstation The station features popular movies, original programming, sports, and comedies. http://tbssuperstation.com

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24. NeHe Productions: Main Page OpenGL programming. Many tutorials, sample programs/games, and source code. A CD is available for order containing all of the site. http://nehe.gamedev.net/

NeHe Top 10 Downloads Message Forum Contact Me About Me OpenGL Tutorials Lessons 01 - 05 Lessons 06 - 10 Lessons 11 - 15 Lessons 16 - 20 ... Lessons 46 - 48 More Tutorials MySQL Screensaver Camera Class Articles Articles 01 - 05 Articles 06 - 10 Articles 11 - 15 Articles 16 - 20 ... Articles 21 - 21 NeHe Misc IPicture Basecode GLaux Replacement OpenGL Basecode NeHeGL Latest NeHeGL Simple NeHeGL Ada95 NeHeGL Cocoa ... NeHeGL SDL Resources Tutorials (CHM) Tutorials (PDF) Tutorials (RTF) NeHe SDK Contests Creative 2004 Two Towers 2003 Mini-Demo 2003 Halloween 2002 ... Halloween 2000 NeHe Projects Acid Burn II Box-In Calendar Christmas 2000 ... Water Links Search Engine Submission 3rd Life AblazeSpace ... Ytubil There are currently 79 people viewing this page! I'M BACK Hope you guys have been coding hard, staying out of trouble, and stopping by now and then even with the lack of posts. It has been a very stressful couple of weeks to say the least. I am back up and running... thanks to Tim at BCOM computers in Edmonton. My system is running and the temperature is stable. I ended up switching back to Intel, and my case now has a small army of fans. It's nice to have a computer again! So where is the stress you ask? Well... being without a computer drove me a little crazy. Finally getting the computer up and running was complete bliss, checking my bank account last night once I got the computer back online ruined my weekend. Someone scanned my bank card, and cleaned out my account. I found out yesterday at 8pm when I noticed 4 interact withdrawls made June 5th. At first I thought it was my loan payment coming out early. So I called the bank to check. That's when I was told that I withdrew the money on saturday and that it was not a bank withdrawl. From the time I called the bank at 8pm till the time I finished talking with the police 3 1/2 hours had passed. All I can do is hope their "fraud investigation" finds the theives. Although the phrase "fraud investigation" sounds more like they are working against the victim. Needless to say it hasn't been a fun weekend.

25. The Genetic Programming Notebook The Genetic programming Notebook The Genetic programming Notebook is a very worthwhile, comprehensive site covering genetic programming, genetic algorithms and artificial intelligence. FAQS, http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.geneticprogramming.com/index.html&am

26. Greg Miller Custom CGI Programming: Web Development, Embedded Programming, PC De Freelance CGI programmer using Perl, C, C++, Active Server Pages, JavaScript (server and client side), and Visual Basic. http://www.customprogrammer.com/

Developing custom solutions since 1995 cgi@customprogrammer.com Greg Miller 1212 Windmill Lane Jeffersonville, IN 47130 In order to keep the costs low, I generaly keep all contact with clients through e-mail. Keeping phone calls to a minimum. cgi@customprogrammer.com Greg Miller 1212 Windmill Lane Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Current Billing Rate: $60.00/hr Current Availability: 1 - 8 hour estimates can be done in three to seven days To submit a request for a web project estimate, click here To submit a request for an embedded project estimate, click here To submit a request for a UNIX project estimate, click here To submit a request for a Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP project estimate, click here I specialize in the following types of software development: Web Development using nearly all popular platforms and languages, including Perl, ASP (Active Server Pages), C, C++, Visual Basic, XML, WAP, WML, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and others. Windows Application Development using C, C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, VBScript, VBA (Word, Excel, etc), and others. Unix Application Development using C, C++, Shell, Perl, and others.

27. Programming Central Covers all issues of programming including C/C++, graphics and games. Also has HTML and Javascript information. http://www.programmingcentral.com/

News No Recent Updates. Store ENTER Latest Information I'm adding a new section where I will be presenting pages for classic video games. I'm starting off by allowing 5 people to host video game pages on my server, this includes MANY benefits. I hope eventually to have 20+ game sites on my page hosting graphics movies etc.. on Final Fantasy 1-9, Zelda 1-6, and all the other truly classic games that are out there. Just to let you know, I don't believe in having 1 zelda page for all six zelda's, people spread themselves to thin when they do that, one page per one game. For more information please visit Here Smeagel Thanks everybody! I added that "Please Grab The Gator" page before all downloads last month, and in its first month it covered half of the costs of this site! I appreciate the time you take to do that, I realize that it's a lot to ask, but it'll help put back into this site. I'm ALMOST breaking even now :-) With the money from the Gator I'm going to buy new books that I will not only review, but learn so that I can publish tutorials based on the knowledge from those books. Thanks again for Grabbing The Gator! Smeagel Hello everybody I'm currently SEARCHING FOR ANY TALENTED COMPUTER GURU'S . That includes DirectX, OpenGL, 3d Graphics Artists, and 2d Graphics Artists. If you are any of the above please tell me why you'd like to work with other people of your stature at

28. Extreme Programming A Gentle Introduction Extreme programming A Gentle Introduction Extreme programming (XP) is basically a methodology of software development that maximizes programming efficiency. It can be used in any project by http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.extremeprogramming.org/&y=02F0A5

29. Rui's Programming Resource Pascal, Javascript, Fortran and Assembly examples and links for beginners. Also includes some free programs. http://free.prohosting.com/~roost/

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30. UltimateGameProgramming - Bringing You The Best In Video Game Programming Tutori Tutorials on OpenGL, DirectX. Also tutorials for MFC, C, and C++ programming. http://www.UltimateGameProgramming.com/

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31. Linear Programming: Foundations And Extensions Linear programming Foundations and Extensions. Order. Table of Contents. Lecture Presentations for Chapters 2, 5, 13 (intro), and 13 (algorithms) ( is an introductory graduate textbook on linear http://www.princeton.edu/~rvdb/LPbook

Linear Programming: Foundations and Extensions Order Table of Contents Lecture Presentations for Chapters 13 (intro) , and 13 (algorithms) (pdf format) (Note: the embedded hyperlinks work best if the pdf file is downloaded and viewed using acroread rather than a web browser; i.e., right-click is better than left-click.) Lecture Notes-Undergraduate level (pdf format) Lecture Notes-Graduate level (pdf format) Online version of 2nd Edition (note that the hyperlinks in the text really work) Associated software (C/C++ source code) Additional Exercises Online Exercises Errata Simple pivot tool (a java applet to help solve exercises from Chapters 1 to 5) Advanced pivot tool (a java applet to help solve exercises from Chapters 5 to 7) Online pivot exam (a java applet to evaluate your knowledge of the simplex method) The Network-Simplex Pivot Tool Intended Audience This book is an introductory graduate textbook on linear programming although upper-level graduate students and researchers will find plenty of material here that cannot be found in other books. It has also been used successfully to teach undergraduates majoring in Operations Research.

32. Mathematical Programming Glossary Notation. Send questions and comments to Harvey.Greenberg@cudenver.edu. Copyright© 1996 – 2004, Mathematical programming Glossary, by Harvey J. Greenberg. http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~hgreenbe/glossary/index.php

Mathematical Programming Glossary Mirror at University of Waterloo (thanks to Henry Wolkowicz). This contains terms specific to mathematical programming, and some terms from other disciplines, notably economics, computer science, and mathematics, that are directly related. Morality code You should look at the added information about this glossary, especially if this is your first time here. You will see Dictionaries, How to cite this glossary, and How you can contribute . When jumping to an entry (by clicking on the link), you should find that entry on your screen (usually at the top, but it depends on your browser). If you do not, please report that to me (click on my name above). In any case, you will be in the file of that letter. For example, if you click on Lagrangian, you will be in the L file (entries that begin with L). At the bottom of each file, you will find a link to Notation that will appear in the second window. The following are of general interest (you should read them if this is your first time here). Acknowledgments - Read this often, as I expect help over time.

33. Comp.programming.threads FAQ Bil Lewis's collection of frequently asked questions. http://www.lambdacs.com/cpt/FAQ.html

FAQ Last modified: Tue Aug 28 15:47:27 PDT 2001 This is a list of the questions which have come up on the newsgroup with any answers that were given. (Somewhat edited by yours truly.) In a few cases I have left in the names of the participants. If you'd like me to remove your name, let me know. If you have other comments/corrects, just drop me a line (Bil LambdaCS.com). (Of course I'll expect *you* to supply any corrections! :-) This list is a bit of a hodge-podge, containing everything that I thought *might* be useful. Hence it is HUGH and not very well edited. It even has duplicates (or worse, near-duplicates). The MFAQ is much smaller and better maintained. You may wish to check there first. -Bil ================================================================== F R E Q U E N T L Y A S K E D Q U E S T I O N S ================================================================== Also see: Brian's FAQ (Sun's Threads page and FAQ is no more.) Many of the most general questions can be answered by reading (a) the welcome message, (b) the general information on the other threads pages, and (c) any of the books on threads. References to all of these can be found in the welcome message : How fast can context switching be?

34. Mathematical Programming Glossary comments to Harvey.Greenberg@cudenver.edu. Copyright © 1996 – 2004,Mathematical programming Glossary, by Harvey J. Greenberg. http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~hgreenbe/glossary/index.php?page=contact.htm

35. Thoughtful Programming And Forth Philosophy, Essay By Michael Misamore By Michael Misamore; essay with text and references, on a flexible, proven, backto-basics, minimalist philosophy that operates consistently from low to high abstraction levels; with ideas for future improvements. Freely Distributable http://www.ultratechnology.com/forththoughts.htm

Introduction to Thoughtful Programming and the Forth Philosophy Michael Misamore This document may be freely distributed so long as it is reproduced in its entirety without modificatons. To the reader: constructive criticism and commentary is welcome! Introduction to Thoughtful Programming This is also the view of businesses in the increasingly information-driven economy of the United States. They believe that software should be developed and shipped as quickly as possible to make it to the market on time. If this involves cutting corners in terms of runtime speed, code complexity, size, system requirements, or bug testing, it is considered a sacrifice which can be remedied after the product ships. After all, the business has a bottom line, and if the code works, marketing is perfectly willing to sell it to people. Now, it is doubtful that many programmers, perhaps after some hard thought, would consider this kind of software beautiful. It is certainly suboptimal in many aspects already mentioned, there are certainly sections of code which could be rewritten or done away with, perhaps it was written in a scripting language when it should have been written in a lower level language, etc. And let's not forget the hundreds or thousands of bugs that still lie in the code because the deadline was hit. This is not the kind of code that a programmer would be proud to admit to writing. For years now, the computer industry, largely in marketing efforts, has given the average consumer the impression that computing technology is abundant and ubiquitous

36. Amit's Game Programming Information Game programming topics including AI, path finding, game design, tilebased worlds, text games, and scripting. Amit'sGame programmingInformation. Amit's Home. Amit's Blog. Game programming. Game http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/gameprog.html

Amit's Game Programming Information Amit's Home Amit's Blog Game Programming Game Programming Blog ... Economics Welcome! Common questions: How do I make games? (for programmers) Try writing some starter projects like these How much fun is game programming? What do I need to learn? What's on this page? I'm interested in producing complexity out of simple parts. Most of the topics I cover on this page are related to my interest in complexity. I do not cover all topics related to game programming. I try to avoid topics specific to one platform, such as graphics, sound, compilers, and specific libraries. I prefer ideas to source code, because I find it easier to go from an idea to code than from code to an idea. Most of the links on this page lead to other sites. Link within this site Link to another site Who am I? I'm a hobbyist game programmer . I don't work in the games industry, and I am not looking for a job. This page is the result of gathering information I needed for my own games . I work on these games in my spare time, so development is fairly slow. I've started working on a new simulation game (see screenshots ). I'm keeping a

37. Genetic-programming.org-Home-Page A definitive source of information about the field of genetic programming with links and conferences. http://www.genetic-programming.org/

Welcome to www.genetic-programming.org (a source of information about the field of genetic programming and the field of genetic and evolutionary computation) Genetic programming (GP) is an automated method for creating a working computer program from a high-level problem statement of a problem. Genetic programming starts from a high-level statement of “what needs to be done” and automatically creates a computer program to solve the problem. There are now 36 instances where genetic programming has automatically produced a result that is competitive with human performance , including 15 instances where genetic programming has created an entity that either infringes or duplicates the functionality of a previously patented 20 th -century invention, 6 instances where genetic programming has done the same with respect to a 21 st -centry invention, and 2 instances where genetic programming has created a patentable new invention. Given these results, we say that “Genetic programming now routinely delivers high-return human-competitive machine intelligence ” Click here for our definitions of “human-competitive,”

38. J. Blustein's C Programming Language Resources some advice specifically for C programmers Frequent Mistakes in C Programs List of 100%speech friendly! This document is copyright by its author, J. Blustein http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~jamie/C/

Scholarly Resources for CompSci Undergrads C Programming Language This document is a flat index of all the HTML files I have about C that I've put together for undergrads at UWO. I have information about other related topics too in my Scholarly Resources for CompSci Undergrads document. If you want to learn C Advice I would give to someone who wanted to learn to program in C. Notes about gcc some advice for C programmers using the GNU C compiler In Some Useful Technical Books a list of books specifically about C (amongst other great books) Versions of the New Testament Errata List lists of corrections to various printings of the second edition of Kernighan and Ritchie's The C Programming Language many notes and clarifications to help you when reading the second edition of Kernighan and Ritchie's The C Programming Language How To Debug C Slide Versions: and HTML overheads for a lecture I gave about debugging C programs in 1994 Note Versions: PDF and HTML notes to accompany a similar lecture from 1999 In Debugging Tips some advice specifically for C programmers Frequent Mistakes in C Programs List of common mistakes made by undergrad programmers at UWO. Based on a list of marking codes used in the CompSci department.

39. SIGAda WWW Server Home Page ACM Special Interest Group on Ada information on SIGAda organization and pointers to current information and resources for the Ada programming language. http://www.acm.org/sigada/

Welcome to the World Wide Web Home Page for ACM SIGAda the S pecial I nterest G roup on Ada Here you'll find information on the SIGAda organization and pointers to current information and resources for the Ada programming language. New! SIGAda / ARA Ada Employment Opportunities Database New! A CGI application written completely in Ada SIGAda 2004 http://www.acm.org/conf/sigada2004/ Atlanta, Georgia 14-18 November 2004 Sponsored by ACM SIGAda Ada Advocacy Ada Community Ada FAQs Basic Information ... Ada Letters (SIGAda's quarterly publication) Purchase SIGAda Proceedings at ACM's e-store Basic Information Ada 95 Standard PDF (2,334 KBytes) Zip HTML (1,068 KBytes) Zip Text (427 KBytes) Ada 95 Rationale Zip PostScript (843 KBytes) Zip HTML (444 KBytes) Zip Text (408 KBytes) Learning Ada 95 What is Ada? Ada FAQs AdaPower FAQ comp.lang.ada Learning Ada Programming Ada ... Team-Ada Creating Ada Software Bindings (interfaces to other software) Compilers and Development Tools Components Links to other Interesting Ada Info Tips on Writing Ada Software ... Vendors Ada Advocacy Ada Information Clearinghouse Ada Usage and Success Stories Interesting Ada Articles Selecting a Programming Language ... SIGAda Logo download The Ada Community Ada in Universities Ada on the WWW (other home pages) Ada Organizations Around the World Conferences including STC 2004 Contacting Others in the Ada Community Electronic Gatherings ( mailing lists and newsgroups Job Bank Local SIGAda Chapters Other ACM SIGs relevant to the Ada Community ... Vendors SIGAda Working Groups Ada Applications Programming Interfaces (APIs) forming

40. Neato Tech Books (J. Blustein) II Essays on Software People by PJ Plauger Reviewed in ACM Computing Reviews (CR94070435) programming on Purpose J. Blustein (http//www.csd.uwo.ca/~jamie) http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~jamie/.Refs/tech-books.html

Scholarly Resources for CompSci Undergrads Some Useful Technical Books This list is intended primarily for undergraduate students in computer science at the University of Western Ontario. It is part of my list of undergrad resources and an experiment with different ways of presenting information. Annotated Version The links here lead to full citation information Dynamic version of this list! What's Here Programming in General Resources About the C Programming Language ... See Also Programming in General These are some books about computer programming that I think everyone should read. The Elements of Programming Style The best book about programming and programming style I have ever seen. The examples are in RATFOR and PL/1 but they are short and easy to understand even if you don't know those languages. Programming Pearls ; and More Programming Pearls Selected essays by Jon Bentley about programming, insights, problems and solutions from the former Programming Pearls column in Communications of the ACM Resources about the C Programming Language NOTE I've been told that the GNU C compiler ( gcc ) that we all know and love (well, okay I like it a lot) does not comply with the ANSI standard unless you include

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