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HomeLib issue: BYTE - Volume 10, issue 8 (August, 1985)
Editorial: A Very Special Issue 6 Phil Lemmons Microbytes 9 Sinclair Rescued from Bankrupty; Sir Clive Loses Clout
Developments Bring Optical Discs Closer to Market
New Products Use 65816 Processor
C Compilers Expand to New Systems
Two MS-DOS Protable Computers Enhanced
NANOBYTES Letters 14 Fixes and Updates 33 Leaks Like Sieve: Update to benchmark test
A Power Plant Chip (correction to June BYTE, page 458) What's New 39, 380 Zoomracks
Modem with Voice Detection
Tektronix AI Systems
MDID Magic, Music Disks
Color Display Adapter
SAM 3001 AT
Robotic Kit
Biometal
The System/36 PC
Compaq PC Turbo
Video Digitizer and BASIC Enhancement for Commodore
Executive Partner
NEW SYSTEMS:
The Amstrad CPC6128 PC
MicroVAX II
Leading Edge Model D PC
TeleVideo's AT
PERIPHERALS:
Chip Interfaces 80286 Processor with 8088 System
RAM Extension for Macintosh
Hard-Disk/Tape Subsystem for IBM PCs
700-cps Serial Printer
Compact Laser Printer
Low-Cost Seven-Port Multiplexer
Graphics Display for DEC, Hazeltime Terminals
Monochrome Monitors for IBM PCs
ADD-INS:
Kache Board for the Apple
MAS 2122 Two-Chip Modem
UNIX/MMU for Stride 400 Series
Micro Speech Lab
SOFTWARE - APPLE:
BASIC-to-Pascal Translator
Circuit-Design Package Runs on the Mac
Bulletin Board for Apple IIs
Map with Stars with Mac
SOFTWARE - IBM PC:
TopView Tools
Mapping Package
Signal Processing on the PC
A Bridge to Macintosh Office
Pascal for 8086 Family
SOFTWARE - OTHER COMPUTERS:
Programming Environment with AI Module
Four for Color Computer; Atari EEPROM/EPROM Programmer
Widen Your Screen
Improvising Commodore Book Reviews 49 Ask BYTE 70 Unclassified Ads 429 BYTE's Ongoing Monitor Box, BOMB results 430 Reader Service 431 Features Product Preview: The Amiga Personal Computer 80 Its speed and colorful graphics come from a 68000 and sophisticated custom chips. Gregg Williams, Jon Edwards, Phillip Robinson Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar: Build the BASIC-52 Computer/Controller 83 A single-board problem solver with great potential Steve Ciarcia The DSI-32 Coprocessor Board, Part I: The Hardware 120 Plug a 32-bit microcomputer into your IBM PC Trevor G. Marshall, George Scolaro, David L. Rand, Tom King, Vincent P. Williams Programming Project: Context-Free Parsing of Arithmetic Expressions 138 Parse integer arithemitc expressions into executable form Jonathan Amsterdam Themes Introduction 148 Prolog Goes to Work 151 What Prolog is, who's using it, and why Clara Y. Cuadrado, John L. Cuadrado Logic Programming 161 Prolog can be used as either a declarative or a procedural programming language Robert Kowalski Declarative Languages: An Overview 181 Why do we need another type of programming language? Susan Eisenbach, Chris Sadler Program Transformation 201 A program-development methodology explained John Darlington Function Programming Using FP 219 How to program without objects Peter G. Harrison, Hessam Khoshnevisan A Hope Tutorial 235 Using one of the new generation of functional languages Roger Bailey Reviews Introduction 262 Reviewer's Notebook 265 Glenn Hartwig The Tandy 1000 266 A low-cost PC-compatible computer Rich Malloy IBM Pascal 2.00 275 This version has many improvements, including better documentation and 8087 coprocessor support Patrick J. Finan Review Feedback 283 Kernel Introduction 290 Computing at Chaos Manor: The West Coast Computer Faire 293 Union Problems; PC-Write; Disk Maker I; Multiple Choice; EM-it; Color-400; SR-12; SuperKey; PC-MATLAB; Badges and Flowers; NaturalLink Jerry Pournelle BYTE Japan: COMDEX in Japan 331 Fujitsu lap-size portable; New laser printers; NEC PC-9801M3; APC III versus PC-9801M2/3; Brother WP-600 and FB-100 William M. Raike BYTE U.K.: Declarative Update 341 Two new language systems and two new books Dick Pountain According to Webster: Greetings and Agitations 355 Methods; Turbo Pascal 3.0; Copy II Mac; MacTools; MacASM; MacModula-2; Megamax C; QC-20 Bruce Webster BYTE West Coast: New Microprocessor Chips 369 The iAPX 386, the 80C86 and the AT Probe Phillip Robinson Circuit Cellar Feedback 376 Steve Ciarcia BYTELINES 378 Sol Libes
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