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Dr. Dobb's Journal A Bibliography of Publications in Dr. Dobb's Journal: Software Tools for the Professional Programmer (2000{2009) Nelson H. F. Beebe University of Utah Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB 155 S 1400 E RM 233 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090 USA Tel: +1 801 581 5254 FAX: +1 801 581 4148 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (Internet) WWW URL: http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/ 05 July 2016 Version 3.24 Title word cross-reference 2 [BC01]. 2.0 [Coc01e, Rao02, Wal03b]. 2000 [Cal00a, Coc03e, Mil00, SEC01, Ste00a, Ste00e]. 2001 [Coc02i]. 2002 [Coc03e]. 2003 [Eri03a]. 21st [LMM+01, MKR+01]. #1 [Swa02q, Swa03k]. 3.0 [Hei01, Van01]. 30th [Coc02f]. 3Dnow + [Ste01h]. 3 [Cro00b, LJ01, Sny03]. = [Fom00b]. 3 [Ste01h]. [Eri02a]. N log N [Gon00]. RXML [Eri01b]. 4 [Wal02a, Woe02a]. 4.0 [Met01]. .NET [Bar03, Bui02, Gri02, Gun02, Hel02, 6.1 [Van02a]. 64 [Jar01]. 64-Bit + + Rob03, SPRF02, Tim03, All02, DHR+01, [Gut00, HBT 00, KDG 00]. Rei01b, SPM02, dIJ02]. 802.11g [Coc02f]. 1 [She03]. 1.0 [Coc01c, Swa02k]. 108-bit [Bar00b]. 10th [Coc02f]. 1394 [Ale00]. = [SPRF02]. 1 2 Academic [Bar00d]. Accelerating Pig02, Qur01, Rol00a, Rol00b, Rol02, Sco02, [Rot01b]. Accept [Coc03a]. Access Sha02a, Smi02, Sta01a, Wie00, Win00]. [Bar00k, Gun01a, Smi01b]. Accidents Alliance [Coc02j]. Allocation [Nak01]. [Swa03c]. Accolades [KDG+00]. Ace Almost [Ste01d]. Alphabet [Coc02j]. [Byk00]. Achievement [Coc01d]. ACLU Alphanumeric [Win00]. Alternating [Bar01e]. ACM [Mar00]. Alternatives [Swa01a]. Always [Bar00d, Bar00i, Bar00f, Coc02c, Isr01]. [Eri02l]. Ambulance [Sha01a, Swa01p]. Acronyms [Bar01b]. Acrophilia [Swa00n]. Analog [DeC02, HBT+00]. Analysis Across [Coc03e, Mon00b]. Act [Bar00g]. [Bar01d, BJ01b, FV00, Mit00, Ner00, Nis03e, ActiveX [Lar01a]. Adam [Swa03b]. She03]. Analytic [LMM+01]. Analytical Adaptive [Coc02f, Gon00, Jon02b]. Add [Ber00]. Analyzing [LMM+01, TCM+00]. [Bar01d]. Adding [Car02a, Car02b, Eri02c]. Anarchy [Bar00f, Swa02h]. Anatomy Addition [Dau01]. Address [CDsJ+00]. [Fre02]. Anders [Bar01b]. Android Adele [Ano02b]. Adi [Coc03b]. Adleman [SL01b]. Annealing [Pal01b]. anniversary [Coc03b]. ADO [Che01]. Adopts [Bar01h]. [Coc02f]. Announced Advanced [Bar00l, Coc02k, DR01]. [Coc01a, Coc02b, Coc02i]. Announces Adventures [Bar00c]. Anonymity [Bar01b]. Anti [Sto01, Sto02a, Sto02b, Sto02c, Sto02d, [Sto03d]. Anti-patterns [Sto03d]. Sto02e, Sto02f, Sto02g, Sto02h, Sto02i, Antipasto [Swa00k]. Apache Sto02j, Sto02k, Sto02l, Sto03b, Sto03a, [Blo00, Jac02, Ram01]. API Sto03d, Sto03g, Sto03c, Sto03e, Sto03f]. [Mus01, RG00, Rou02, Sto03g, Wal02a]. Adversarial [Sha02d]. Adware [Ste00g]. AppForge [Cro01b]. Applet [Bar00j]. AE [Van02b]. AES [Coc02k]. Again Application [Coc02h, GKM01, HF00, [Eri01f]. Agent [Bru02]. Agents Man02, SM00, TEM+01, Yud02, Rem01b]. [Jon02a, O'M01, Kie01b]. Aggregation Applications [ZBKO01]. Aglets [Jon02a]. Agreement [Abu01, Cox01b, Fom00a, FH02, Fox00a, [Bar01d]. AI [Bar00k, Coc01a, Coc02l]. Ails HWZ00, Kis01, MKR+01, PA02, Tor01]. [Eri01b]. Airport [Eri00f]. Al [TLA+02]. Arc [Sha02h]. Architecture Alert [Coc03g]. Algorithm [Cro00a, Rot02b]. Architectures [Pie01]. [Ana00, Bar00j, Bar00l, Bar00b, Bar01c, Archives [PTB+02]. Aren't Bar01d, Bar01g, Bar01e, Bay01, Ben00, [BHP+01, Coc02c, GDHI02, MKR+01]. Ben01, Car01, DR01, Dem01, DNM00, Arithmetic [Sco02]. Armies [Bar00h]. Get01a, Get01b, Gon00, Gut00, Gut02, Arrays [Dem01, Ben01]. Arrogant HM01, Keo00, Kri01, Lev00, Mah02, Man00, [WNL+00]. Art [Coc01a, Cro00a, PTB+02]. Mar00, Mis00, Mit02a, Nel02b, Nil00, Pal01b, Artistic [Swa03l]. ASP.NET Pig02, Qur01, Rol00a, Rol00b, Rol02, Sco02, [Hov02, MPG+02, PA02, Rei02]. Aspect Sha02a, Smi02, Sta01a, Wie00, Win00]. [Gro02]. Aspect-Oriented [Gro02]. Algorithms [HBT+00, LMM+01, TCM+00]. AspectJ [Gro02]. Assembly [Sno01]. Alias [Mit00]. Aliasing [HWT+01]. Alien Assignment [Cha03]. Astronomy [Coc02b, Wil01c]. All-Pairs [Mah03]. Alley [Bar01d]. Atlantic [Bar00n, Coc03e]. Atom [Ana00, Bay01, Ben00, Ben01, Car01, DR01, [Swa00b]. Attacks [PGH+00, Swa03c]. Dem01, DNM00, Get01a, Get01b, Gon00, Attention [Nis01a]. Attraction [Nis02c]. Gut00, Gut02, HM01, Keo00, Kri01, Mah02, Attributes [Hov02]. Audio Mar00, Mis00, Mit02a, Nel02b, Pal01b, [Arn01, WWL+02]. Augural [Wit00]. 3 Authentication [Sha02d]. Big [Fre03, Str01, Coc01d, Dal01a]. Automated [BW00, Swa01t, Swa02w, Swa03g]. [Gso01a, Hav00, O'M01, Pug02, Smi03a]. Big-Endian [Swa01t]. Bill [Bar00m]. Automatic [Bar00g, Fom00a, Mou00]. Billionth [Coc02g]. Binary [Bar01f, Ben00]. Automatically [BGGT01]. Automation Binding [Bro03, FMPL+03, GLFO+03]. [SL01b]. Automend [Coc02d]. AV L Biometric [Coc03d, Dal01a]. Biometrics [Rol00a]. Award [Yud02]. Birth [Coc02c]. Birthday [Bar00d, Bar00i, Bar01f, Coc02b, Coc02c, [Coc03g]. Bit Coc02i, Coc03b, Eri00a, Eri01a, Eri03a]. [Gut00, Bar00b, HBT+00, KDG+00]. Bits Awarded [Coc02k]. Awards [Ano02b]. [Mit02a, Rob01b]. Blass [Bar00m]. Blip Aware [Chr00]. Away [Swa00o]. Bloch [Bar00g]. Block [Bar00g, Coc02g, Coc03b]. Axis [Dou02]. [Coc02i, FMPL+03, TCM+00]. Block-Structured [FMPL+03]. Blood B [PWS+02]. Babbage [Bar00b]. Baby [Nis03g, Sha00b]. Bluetooth [Ste01l]. Back [SG01, WK00b, WK00a]. Board [Bar01d]. [Coc02d, EJS+01, Eri01e, Ste02b, Swa01b]. Bob [Bet02]. Boneyard [Coc02j]. Book Bad [BHP+01, GDHI02, MKR+01]. [CDsJ+00]. Books [Ste00h, Wil03e]. Balancing [Fab01, Mon00a]. Ballots Bookshelf [Coc03a]. Band [VMNH03]. Bandwagon [Cro00a, Cro01a, GS00, GP01, Gri01, Gri02, [SSC+00]. Banners [SZ01]. Bar [Swa00x]. LS01, Pap02, Rei00b, Rei01a, Rot00, Rot01b, Bargain [Rol03]. Bargain-Basement Rot01a, Rot02a, Sta00b, SG01, Tay00, Tay02, [Rol03]. Base [Coc01c, Ste02b]. Based Wil00b, Wil00c, Wil00d, Wil00e, Wil00f, [Bar00k, EBC01, FMPL+03, G¨os03, Gso01b, Wil01c, Wil01d, Wil01e, Wil02a, Wil02b, Kie01a, Lar01b, Li03a, Mit00, Pal01c, Pie01, Wil02c, Wil02d, Wil02e, Wil03c, Wil03e, Wil03i, deC01a]. Basement [Rol03]. Basic Wil03d, Wil03g, Wil03f, Wil03h, WG00, [Cro01b, Lar01a, PWS+02, Swa01k]. Basics Woe01, Woe02b, Woe02c, Woe02a, Woe03]. [Coc02d, EJS+01]. Bass [Ste02b]. Batteries Boomin [Nis03b]. Boost [Coc01c, Coc02d]. Batting [Bar00j]. [LMM+01, LMM+01]. Boot [Coc02l]. Battlefronts [Swa03m]. BB [Coc02h]. Be Booty [Coc02d]. Borders [Coc03d]. [Bar00b, Eri00f, Ste02e, Coc01e]. Beams Borland [Lis02]. Bottlenecks [Pap01]. Box [Sha01b]. Beans [Rao02]. Beasts [Sha00a]. [Col00, Wil03b]. Boy [Swa01m]. Brackets Beats [Bar01d, Sha01c]. Beautiful [RSW+01]. Brain [Bar00h, Bar00g, Bar01h]. [Swa02e]. Bed [KDG+00]. Beeb [Swa03h]. Branch [Sim00b]. Breadth [Swa00c]. been [Whi01]. before [GKM01]. Breadth-First [Swa00c]. Breakfast Beginning [GP01]. Behave [Swa00i]. [Swa01m]. Breakthrough [Bar01g, Coc02f]. BEHEMOTH [Bar00l]. Being Breed [Bar01f]. Bresenham [Rie02]. Bring [ASW+01, Eri03f, FV01, Swa00o]. Bell [Far01]. Brings [Swa02a]. Brittle [Nis01h]. [Bar00n]. Belong [Nis02b]. Benchmark Brooks [Bar00i]. Brother [Swa03g]. BSD [Bar01e, GKM01]. Berkeley [VR02]. [ASW+01]. BSP [Cun00]. Bug Berners [Coc02k]. Berners-Lee [Coc02k]. [Coc03g, Swa02w]. Bugs [McR02]. Build Best [Kap00, Ste01j]. Bet [Bar00e]. Better [Mar03, PH00]. Builder [Coc03d]. Building [Coc01c, Coc02d, Eri00f, Swa00d]. [Bar00n, Chr00, CM01, Coh00, Mar02b, BetterBASIC [ASW+01]. Between Pie01, Rem01b, She01, Ste00a, deC01a]. [Woe03]. Bidness [Eri03c]. Bifurcations Builds [Bar01f, Hav00]. Bull [Ste02b]. 4 Bundles [Jac01]. Burnout [Swa01m]. Century [LMM+01, MKR+01]. Burying [Arn01]. Business [WDGO03, Certification [GH00]. CESH [Tuc00]. Cg Bar01d, Coc02j, GLFO+03, Nis02k, Eri02i]. [Rat02]. Chains [Coc02b]. Challenge Buy [CDsJ+00, Eri00g]. Buzzes [Coc02k]. [Coc02g]. Challenges [Bar01e]. Change Bye [Coc01e]. [CDsJ+00, Swa00d]. Changes [Swa02a]. Changing [Ste01b, Tay02]. Channel C [Coc03g, RSW+01, BFG01, But02, Cav02, [Bar01g]. Charge [Eri02g]. Chasers Cha03, Coh03, Dal01b, EBC01, Fra01, [Swa01p]. Cheap [Bar00h]. Checked HWT+01, Hin02, Hum03, Mac00, MC00, [Gol01]. Checker [Boe03]. Checking Mad01, MLDP02, MKR+01, MW00, Mic00, [SL01a, BK08]. Checkpointing [CS02]. Pat01, Pon03, RCE+00, Rot01b, Rot01a, checksum [Fre02]. Chemical [Nis02c]. Rot02a, SP00, Sha03, SL01a, Ste00a, Ste00b, Child [LMM+01, Sha01d]. Childhood Ste00d, Ste00k, Ste00e, Ste00f, Ste00j, Ste00i, [Swa00e]. Chilly [Swa00u]. Chimps Ste00h, Ste00g, Ste00l, Ste00c, Ste01d, [Sha00e]. China [Coc02c]. Ching [Eri03e]. Ste01j, Ste01b, Ste01c, Ste01e, Ste01a, Ste01f, Chip [Bar01h]. Chips [Coc01c]. Cities Ste01g, Ste01h, Ste01i, Ste01l, Ste01k, Ste02b, [Coc00g]. City [CDsJ+00]. Claims [Bar00k]. Ste02c, Ste02d, Ste02f, Ste02g, Ste02i, Ste02h, Clarification [GWT+01, SPRF02]. Clark Ste02j, Ste02k, Ste02a, Ste02e, Ste03a, Tay01, [Kim01b]. Class [BC01, BHP+01, Roe00]. Tru01, TC00, VMNH03, Wil00e, Woe00]. Classics [Wil00c]. Claude [Bar01f]. Client C# [KDG+00]. Client/Server [KDG+00]. [Bar01b, BHP+01, Cro01c, Ead01, Gri02, Clients [JRFH01]. Closed [Eri01i]. Closer Hum03, SG01, Ste02c, Ste02k, Wil00g]. C99 [Bar01g]. Closest [Mah03]. CLR [SPRF02]. [Che02]. Cache [BTTF02, Jol01]. Caching Cluetrain [Swa00k]. Cluster [Kop00]. [Ben00]. Calculated [Coc01c]. Calculates CLX [Lis02]. CMake [Mar03]. CMOS [Coc01e]. Calculator [Yam00]. Calculators [CM01]. Cobol [Bar01f, EJS+01]. Code [Bir00]. Call [Bar00d, PWS+02]. Callbacks [Ben00, BHP+01, Mos00, Sea02, Wan00, [Hum03]. Calling [Pon03]. Caltech BK08]. Coding [SEC01]. Cofounder [Bar00f, Coc03a]. Camera [Bar00g, Dou02]. [Bar01c]. Colbert [KDK00]. Colby Cameras [Rob01a]. Campaign [Coc01b]. [Coc01a]. Coli [Coc03a]. Collaborative Can [Bar00e, Bar00g, Bar01g, Cal00c, [Fox00a]. Collection [Bur00]. College Dav01, Gso00, Jen00a, Jol01, Kie01a, Kie02a, [Bar00j, Bar01d]. Collegiate
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