161. GameDev.net -- Chess Programming Part I: Getting Started The first article in a sixpart series about programming computers to play chess, and by extension other similar strategy games of perfect information. http://www.gamedev.net/reference/programming/features/chess1/

Click here to advertise with us Features Resources Community Directories More News Columns Contests For Beginners ... Newsletter Contents Games of Perfect Information What We Need Board Representations Move Generation Search Techniques Evaluation Printable version The Series Getting Started Data Structures Move Generation Basic Search ... Evaluation Functions This is the first article in a six-part series about programming computers to play chess, and by extension other similar strategy games of perfect information. Chess has been described as the Drosophila Melanogaster of artificial intelligence, in the sense that the game has spawned a great deal of successful research (including a match victory against the current world champion and arguably the best player of all time, Gary Kasparov), much like many of the discoveries in genetics over the years have been made by scientists studying the tiny fruit fly. This article series will describe some of the state-of-the-art techniques employed by the most successful programs in the world, including Deep Blue. Note that by the time the series is completed (in October), I will have written a simple implementation of the game in Java, and the source code will be freely available for download on my web site. So if you want to see more code samples, be patient; I'll give you plenty in due time!

162. RISC OS Extensive list of links from ROUGOL, to assist you in programming under RISC OS. http://rougol.jellybaby.net/RISCOS.html#prog

163. La Trobe University Structured Programming College course notes (PowerPoint 4), handouts (MS Word 6); introduce students to theory and practice of structured problemsolving methods, and ways they may be applied to producing software using a current language, C. http://www.aw.latrobe.edu.au/DEPART/DBUS/GRADDIP/WC610/wc610.htm

164. C Programs For Engineering Applications C4Engineering is a site for engineers and engineering students interested in computer programming and begining their C language first steps. http://bigprof.com/c4engineering/

The C++ Programming Language Special Edition is a site for engineers and engineering students interested in computer programming and begining their C language first steps. Here you will find tutorials and programs that are simple and easy to read and engineering-oreinted. I'm continuously expanding this website and adding new content to it. So, if you can't find what you are searching for, just tell me and I'll try to add it. Currently, these topics are available: Plotting graphs and charts Your ultimate guide to plotting graphs of mathematical functions, charts, data in files...etc. You will learn how to make your scale, zoom in or out at any part of your graphs, pan, manipulate, and automate the whole process of plotting graphs. Plotting the quadratic function y=ax +bx+c Zooming and panning- ... Definite integration A program to integrate a given function. User inputs the two boundry limits, and gets the value of integration. Dealing with tables-part 1 In part 1 of this section, you will learn how to enter the data in a 2D table into a C program, and let the user look up any value in this table. A 2D table is a table that tabulates the relationship between 2 variables. Sampling plans performance When a customer buys a lot of products from a supplier, he inspects them according to a certain predetermined plan. The plan is said to be a good one if it causes good lots to be accepted and bad ones to be rejected. This program helps determining the performance of a given plan.

165. Game Programming Class - Free Trial This highly interactive online course, taught by a leading game designer, is a primer on topics surrounding the computer gaming industry. http://www.gameprogrammingclass.com

home description syllabus reviews ... locate a school Game Programming Class Introduction to the Game Industry This highly interactive course, taught by a leading game designer, is an excellent primer on all topics surrounding the computer gaming industry. You'll learn about game development, game design and production, and the current challenges facing the game industry. Learn how to prepare for a dynamic career and succeed on the technical, artistic, or business side of game development. home description syllabus reviews ... locate a school

166. The Program Building a simple 4 function calculator using Delphi2. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Sector/3814/delphi_t.htm

The Program In this first project we are going to build a simple 4 function calculator using Delphi2. Below is a view of the completed project. The first thig to do is create a new project and then save it. I saved the project as PJcalc and the unit as Ucalc. Next place the 19 Button components on the form and an Edit box then change the caption of each of the buttons in the Caption property of the Properties Dialog box also change the Font property to character size 10 and highlight Bold for the font style. Next in the Name property rename the number buttons to reflect the number they contain for example the button containing 9 would be called Num9 the button contining 8 would be Num8 and so on. Next change the Name property of the decimal point button to Decimal, the C button to Cancel, the C E button to CancelEntry, the % button to Percent, the Editbox to ReadOut, and each of the operator buttons ie (+ - x / =) to Operator1, Operator2 etc.. Change the Caption Property of Form1 to Calculator and we are now ready to start entering the source code. var op1, op2: Real;

167. SiMPLE, The Computer Programming Language For Kids! A beginnerfriendly programming language for kids (and adults) who are looking for a new way to have fun with their computers. http://www.simplecodeworks.com/

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168. Programming Art Offering web design, proprietary software, graphics, and Shockwave, for businesses and individuals. http://www.programmingart.com/

search quick links Key Advantage Typing Easy Slide Show Creator Mouse Tamer Web Design ... The Forums cool product Thinking in Java From PA: "An excellent mix of information and learning by example. This book is an outstanding resource for all skill levels." To the mind that is still the whole universe surrenders. Key Advantage Typing Version 1.23 Released! Easy Slide Show Creator FREE to download and try, so start creating your very own slide shows and see how fun and easy it can be! Mouse Tamer 2.0 [With Keyboard Control] is now even more powerful with the ability to automate your keyboard! With this exciting feature, you can make Mouse Tamer type anything you want into any application. Mouse Tamer's keyboard automation can change the way you enter data into anything! You can also record everything your mouse does automatically and play it back any number of times or even indefinitely! If you like customization, you can add mouse actions like left click down, full click, click and drag, location, chaos, and more. Best of all, the trial is

169. Computer Programming 101 BASIC and HTML tips and tricks. http://www.geocities.com/mikebess420/

By: Mike Bessette Table of Contents Introduction BASIC HTML Tips and Tricks Introduction This site is intended to assist "newbies" in programming computers. In this site I deal with the most common commands/tags in BASIC and HTML. These are the easiest languages to learn. I do not have a complete list of commands/tags on this site but if you want a complete list, you can e-mail me . If you can learn these two languages, you can learn almost any language. So have fun. BASIC Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code, or BASIC, is the easiest programming language to learn, use and write. It uses simple commands such as PRINT and INPUT. Below is a list of the most common commands and their functions: PRINT: This command tells the computer to display text on the screen. For example, PRINT "BASIC is fun." would display BASIC is fun on the screen. INPUT: This command has two different syntax. The first one, INPUT A, tells the computer to wait for a text input from the computer before continuing. The second one, INPUT A$, would tell the computer to wait for a numerical input from the user before continuing. In either case, the letter "A" can be replaced with any letter or word. GOTO: This command tells the computer to go to a specific line. For example, GOTO 500 would tell the computer to go to line 500.

170. Springer-Verlag - Computer Science By Hanspeter M¶ssenb¶ck, Niklaus Wirth; SpringerVerlag, 1993, ISBN 3540600620. Basic OOP concepts, usual application patterns, useful design hints, design, implementation of OO windows system with integrated text and graphics editor. Springer-Verlag http://www.springer-ny.com/detail.tpl?ISBN=3540600620

171. Multiparadigm Parallel Programming Environments Top/Computers/programming/Languages/Multiparadigm http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcheng/homepage/thesis/node15.html

Next: Multi-paradigm Programming in Up: Integrating Multiple Parallel Previous: Introduction Multiparadigm Parallel Programming Environments For this thesis we shall consider that a programming paradigm is a model or an approach employed in solving a programming problem with a restricted set of concepts. Programming paradigms either induce or are induced by a class of languages, the programming environments in which these languages are supported, or the software engineering discipline one uses to produce systems within these environments. Typically, each class places different requirements on its associated programming environment [ Multi-paradigm Programming in Mapping a Problem Domain to a Parallel System Multiparadigm Programming Gang Cheng Sat Dec 28 19:20:04 EST 1996

172. AgentSheets Build your own interactive simulation and publish it as Java applet on the web. AgentSheets is an agentbased simulation-authoring tool. The user community ranges from elementary school kids to professional scientists. http://www.agentsheets.com

From personal and information Agents to interactive demos, modifiable simulations to virtual game worlds, AgentSheets ' unique user interface captivates people and draws them into a new relationship with technology. What can you do with it? Create interactive virtual worlds, modifiable simulations, training demos ... and put them online fast with music, speech, video, and Java! 2.2.5 for Windows 1.5.2 for Mac Start putting the power of AgentSheets to use. Download a free AgentSheets trial version now. Create your own sims and publish them instantly on the web! A showcase of simulations created by everyone from grade-school kids to NASA scientists, city planners to clinical psychiatrists. AgentSheets is easy to learn yet capable of modeling complex relationships and processes. AgentSheets, Inc. releases Deep Navel , a tool for building and maintaining your Web site navigation. With Deep Navel reorganizing your site navigation is as easy as renaming folders and moving files on your desktop. Try the demo version Beta version running natively in Mac OS X is released.

173. Mainframe Programming - Useful Links For Practitioners Categorized page of links for IBM mainframe programmers. http://www.oberoi-net.com/mainfrme.html

General Resources Programming Languages CICS, WebSphere MQ Operating Systems ... Mainframe Systems (Software Vendors, Consultants) Press articles about the evolving role of the mainframe, grouped under "System/390" General Resources Redbooks I nternational T echnical S upport publications (On line catalog and select excerpts) IBMLink WWW access point for IBMLink Technical Support Problem solving Databases, Corrective Service, etc. (IBM) Technical FLASHes Combined site for WSC and Networking Systems Flashes, tech white papers, FAQs CBT Tape Site Collection of freeware/open-source code for MVS and OS/390 developers Cathcart's Corner Java for OS/390, Linux, Host as the Web Server, and other papers Applicat'n Development ISPF DFSORT IMS ... MVSforums Help Boards and Technical FAQs on Programming Languages, CICS, JCL, ... Eric Loriaux's Links Eric's compendium of useful web resources about MVS, VM, VSE, ... Other MVS Pages Bruce Gillispie's list of personal MVS pages: Mark Zelden David Alcock Murphy's laws, etc. A French slant, by Thierry Falissard, an unrepentant mainframer in Paris Mainframe Dictionary A dictionary of mainframe terms and acronyms (Software Diversified Services) Programming Languages Reference Material Links, tutorials,.. for mainframe and web languages (The American Programmer)

174. BYTE.com A special Byte Magazine article published for Byte's 20th anniversary special report http://www.byte.com/art/9509/sec7/art19.htm

Search BYTE.com Write to Byte Editorial Calendar Categories Previous Editions Columns Features Print Archives About Us Byte Editorial Staff Advertise with Byte Privacy Policy Free E-mail Newsletter from BYTE.com Byte.com Update Text only A Brief History of Programming Languages September 1995 20th Anniversary / A Brief History of Programming Languages We've come a long way from computers programmed with wires and punch cards. Maybe not as far as some would like, though. Here are the innovations in programming. ca. 1946 Konrad Zuse , a German engineer working alone while hiding out in the Bavarian Alps, develops Plankalkul. He applies the language to, among other things, chess. Short Code , the first computer language actually used on an electronic computing device, appears. It is, however, a "hand-compiled" language. Grace Hopper , working for Remington Rand, begins design work on the first widely known compiler, named A-0. When the language is released by Rand in 1957, it is called MATH-MATIC. Alick E. Glennie

175. RSC & CLC++ programming links for C, C++, STL, and MFC. Free compilers and tutorials http://www.slack.net/~shiva/

Welcome to my piece of the Web. This site is all HTML 4.0 and light on the graphics(except Books Pages). These pages use no take the pledge today! Cricket comp.lang.c++ You can send me mail at jshiva@bigfoot.com FastCounter by LinkExchange

176. Forth In Java Programming Resources for using Forth in a Java world. http://www.geocities.com/dolphinconsultant/forth.html

Last Modified: Monday March, 8th 2004 Forth in Java Programming Forth in Java Programming myForth Java Applet [ download myForth ] WebForth eForth for Java ... Google Groups: comp.lang.java.programmer Forth Programming Literature view Forth FAQ1 ( HTML ) view ANS Forth document ( HTML) download ANS Forth document ( HTML) download ANS Forth document ( ASCII) Forth Programming Links Forth Interest Group Home Page Forth Compilers Page Forth Interest Group ( ftp) Forth Information on Taygeta, Taygeta Scientific Inc. ... Delta Forth .NET People Skip Carter homepage Jeff Fox homepage Dr. Phil Koopman homepage Chuck Moore homepage Bill Muench homepage homepage [List of Forth Ring Sites] [Previous site] ... [Random Site] This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here

177. The SR Programming Language Synchronizing Resources is a language for writing concurrent programs. Source code, mailing list archive, and documentation. http://www.cs.arizona.edu/sr/www/index.html

The SR Programming Language SR (Synchronizing Resources) is a language for writing concurrent programs. The main language constructs are resources and operations. Resources encapsulate processes and variables they share; operations provide the primary mechanism for process interaction. SR provides a novel integration of the mechanisms for invoking and servicing operations. Consequently, all of local and remote procedure call, rendezvous, message passing, dynamic process creation, multicast, and semaphores are supported. SR also supports shared global variables and operations. SR has been used at a number of universities and labs for course work and research projects involving concurrent programming. It has been used in concurrent programming courses to reinforce concepts with small programming projects and with larger projects such as experiments with parallel algorithms, replicated databases, distributed simulations, and parts of distributed operating systems such as file systems and command interpreters. SR has also been used as a tool in several masters theses and doctoral dissertations to conduct experiments in parallel and distributed programming and to implement larger systems such as a system for mixed language programming, one for distributed implementation of graph algorithms, experiments with load balancing algorithms, and experiments with upcall program structures. SR is the predecessor to the MPD programming language, which provides the same capabilities using the syntax described in

178. New To Java Center Site from Sun, the makers of Java, targeted at getting newcomers quickly up and running with Java. http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/new2java/

developers.sun.com search tips Search: in Developers' Site in Sun.com Developers Home Java Technology Learning Join a Sun Developer Network Community ... Why Register? Learning New to Java Center Downloads Early Access Tools Reference ... Learning New to Java Center Course Certification Instructor-Led Courses Quizzes The Java programming language is robust and versatile, enabling developers to: Write software on one platform and run it on another. Create programs to run within a web browser. Develop server-side applications for online forums, stores, polls, processing HTML forms, and more. Write applications for cell phones, two-way pagers, and other consumer devices. It's no wonder the Java platform attracts so many new developers. What do you need to get started? Which Java technology should you use? This collection of links to articles, tutorials, online books, and software downloads helps you find what you need to start writing applications. Java Platform Overview A general introduction to the Java platform. Getting Started How to set up the Java platform on your computer.

179. Windows Sockets Programming Links to get started with WinSock programming. (Ed Snible) http://www.snible.org/winsock/

Windows Sockets Programming This page is designed to give the programmer enough information to know where to look to get the actual information. What is Windows Sockets? Windows Sockets, or Winsock , is a .DLL which allows applications to talk over a network, usually the Internet. The .DLL is usually called WINSOCK.DLL. Where do I get Windows Sockets? Unlike all other .DLLs, there isn't an official WINSOCK.DLL in the sense that there is say a 'common dialog' COMMDLG.DLL or a 'control 3d' CTL3DV2.DLL. When you get WINSOCK, you get it from a particular vendor. Each different version is slightly different in terms of how it is configured, but once it is configured properly each .DLL should have the same functions and properly written applications will work with whatever Winsock you are using. Popular Winsocks are: Trumpet Winsock This Winsock is shareware. It has the ability to talk over an Ethernet board or over a modem to an Internet provider, but it can't do both simultaneously. Note that if you don't have a network card or an Internet provider account you can still write and test programs running both the client and server on your machine, provided you have a serial port. You can FTP the old unlimited Trumpet from ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/.d3/ibmpc/win3/winsock/stacks/trumpwsk/twsk20b.zip

180. SPAT The 1973 test written by Dr. Jack M. Wolfe, to determine who well suited (aptitude) an individual is to Mainframe Technical Support (Systems programming); it does not test knowledge. Currently available, along with many other tests, from Walden Personnel Testing Consulting. http://www.waldentesting.com/infotechtests/wolfe/spat.htm

Est. 1977 Concerned that your Sales Organization is not producing well enough? Do you need to create Sales overachievers? Click here for more information. Systems Programming Aptitude Test Author: Jack M. Wolfe, Ph.D. Date introduced: 1973 Administration time: 3 hours Available from Walden in the US and Canada only. For other countries, call for additional information at 800-361-4908. Purpose To evaluate the aptitudes and potentials of systems programming candidates of all experience levels, for work in all types of systems programming tasks. General Description The SPAT is a generalized aptitude test designed to measure the essential traits of a systems programming position. A systems programmer or software programmer is usually involved in highly intricate programming problems relating to the programs that run the computer hardware, operating systems, peripherals and internal memory functions. The SPAT test consists of five work exercises which require candidates to demonstrate superior logic, follow highly intricate instructions, and document clearly and concisely. High ability to generalize from a specific data set, and the understanding of intricate sets of operations requiring simultaneous steps are also demanded by the problems. The problems are presented in increasing order of difficulty. Positions for which the test is appropriate The SPAT test can be used to screen both inexperienced and experienced applicants. This test also measures the ability to work in systems programming, identifying promotability and skill levels.

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