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#71806-
CDROM ISO Level 2?
Message #71813
I understand the question, but don't have a good answer. The code that accompanies Bill Jolitz's article on the ISO-9660 filesystem format (DDJ, December '92) includes utilities to decode a CD-ROM and view a file. I'm not sure if this will have what you need, but check the file out…
#71743-
CDROM ISO Level 2?
Message #71805
I believe Bill Jolitz has done some level 2 work for 386BSD. Unfortunately the code is around here. Check both in the CDROM forum and the Microsoft forum. You may have better luck there. — Mf
#39974-
XSHP20.ZIP Problem?
Message #39986
I'll check and let you know. — Mf
Pete Becker, who wrote the Heap Exapander, now works for Borland. You can contact him directly in the Borland forum (BPROGB). I haven't looked at it since an early 2.0 release. It's a great product for what it's designed to do. And the price is right! — MF
Mike, "Kermit Meets Modula-2" by Brian Anderson appeared in the May '89 issue. Brian is working on another Kermit meets OS/2 article for us. Check back with me in a couple of weeks. — MF
They'll be here soon (Right, TOM!) — MF
Browse the DDJ Listings using AUG89 as a keyword. — MF
Actually, start with Al Stevens' column in DDJ. Not that it's for the beginner — but you should get a good reading on many of your questions (like the MSC/Borland question or the C vs C++ debate).
Browsing the DDJ Listings DL using JUL89 as a keyword should bring up the appropriate listings. — MF
Go for it!
Chris, Give the BBS a call at 603-882-1599 (Type Listings at the Password: prompt).
Colin, Compuserve forces us to use six character filenames (excluding extension).
First, it's my sad duty to point out that Kent passed away last June. I finished his book on Stretching Turbo Pascal, which should be out in late February. I did some work on the Bezier function, but it's been a while (and I don't have my copy of Stretching…
Richard, You can get ahold of customer service toll free at (800) 456-1215. — MF
Hmmm… I asked the people at Zortech to send you a copy. Looks like it fell in the cracks. I'll see what I can do. — MF
I see! (I should have read his question more carefully.) Roger Stevens covers B-splines in the same book. — MF
Have you looked at Bezier curves? Bezier curves allow you to draw smoothed curves for any number of points. The curve is connected by the end points and the inner points act as "control" points where each control point influences the shape of the curve. Kent Porter covers them in…
Glad you found it. The article is straightforward, but let me know if you have any questions on the connection. BTW I recently had an opportunity to see a demo of the Tekmar Graphics Library, which now supports Lahey's 386 compiler (F77L/32M). Impressive! — MF
Give Customer service a call at (800) 456-1215. If they can't help, let me know — I'll fire off a copy of the article to you. — MF
Ken, The Neural Nets issue runs in April. We have some good things planned so stay tuned. — MF PS. Looks like we need to update the online info.
Bob, Call customer service at (800) 456-1215. — MF