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Parallel computing technology takes a step forward with applications
for doing parametric experiments: computing a function value with different
input parameter values. The article is also a description of EnFuzion from
TurboLinux and how
it can be used to distribute the execution of programs over multiple
machines--a complete look, including a case study, at this fascinating project.
by David Abramson
Python provides a clean, intuitive C API. Developers can use it to
provide Python capability or advanced customization for users by embedding
it in their C/C++ applications. Mr. Pulleyn describes how to extend Python,
enable thread support, execute Python code and clean up when you are
finished.
by Ivan Pulleyn
New software will always need debugging, and the tool LCLint will help
you do the job. Based on the powerful tool lint, LCLint offers a deeper
(three levels) and improved code analysis. This article details the
available annotations, options and naming conventions.
by David Santo Orcero
Mr. Haddad gives us an introduction to the basic concepts needed to
build a graphical user interface in X and Motif. He includes discussions of
both client and server applications, Xlib (the interface between client and
network), the Xt and Motif toolkits, widgets and function calling
conventions. The classic ``Hello World'' program is presented to
get you started.
by Ibrahim F. Haddad