Professional C/C++/Java Developers:
VisionSoft has recently developed a runtime analysis and optimization
tool that will analyze the relative and actual execution performance of
your Java and/or C/C++ applications.
Dear Developers –
Here is the text of Gil Amelio’s Apple Shareholders’ Meeting address. If
you are interested in the direction and goals that Apple is setting, I
recommend that you read it.
Here are a couple of things that we’ll call out to you:
1. There are new and impressive people in charge of marketing.
2. Rumor has it that the new PowerBook — code named Hooper — is really
going to kick some butt.
3. Last quarter, the Mac OS (as opposed to Apple’s hardware business alone)
actually GREW 9% — not shrank as the generic press would lead you to
believe.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NeoLogic Technology
Deployed in NetObjects Fusion
NeoAccess Enables Highly Efficient Storage and Access
of Objects in NetObjects Web Site Development Tool
Berkeley, CA — February 5, 1997 — NeoLogic Systems Inc. announced today
that its object database engine, NeoAccess, has been integrated as the
database technology behind NetObjects’ advanced web site construction
product, NetObjects Fusion.
From: csaw@vnet.net (csaw)
I have put together an html reference manual for Chipmunk Basic,
which is a freeware interpreted Basic provided by Ronald Nicholson.
He describes it as “an old-fashioned Basic interpreter”, but he keeps
adding features that are not very old-fashioned, like IAC, graphics
extensions, object-oriented type and class definition, domain name
resolution, and fast Fourier transform. Chipmunk Basic can be
downloaded from Mr.
From: Joseph Strout (jstrout@ucsd.edu)
I’ve added another little code module to my public collection… this one
creates a “Windows” menu (you know, lists the open windows; pick one from
the menu to bring it to the front). It’s in C, and only requires a few
calls to get the functionality (works fine from C++ too). Should work on
any system or with any framework (or lack thereof). See:
http://www-acs.ucsd.edu/~jstrout/macdev/
and click on “WindowMenu”.
Share and Enjoy,
— Joe
P.S.
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