Linux Journal Contents #42, October 1997
on October 1, 1997
Linux Journal Issue #42/October 1997
Features
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Literate Programming Using Noweb
by Andrew Johnson and Brad Johnson
An introduction to Noweb, a tool designed to aid the programmer in producing understandable and easy to maintain code. -
Remote Procedure Calls in Linux
by Ed Petron
An introduction to this vital software development technique. -
Xmotd: Writing Free Software
by Luis Fernandes
This message-of-the-day browser was written to ease the burden of the local system administrator. -
Portability and Power with the F Programming Language
by Walt Brainerd, David Epstein and Dick Hendrickson
The authors combine over forty years of language-design committee experience to create the world's most portable, yet efficient, powerful, yet simple programming language.
News & Articles
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Setting up a SPARCstation
by John Little
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LJ Interviews Thomas Roell
by Marjorie Richardson
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PostScript: The Forgotten Art of Programming
by Hans DeVreught
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Linux and the Alpha
by David Mosberger
Reviews
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Product Review SpellCaster DataCommute/BRI ISDN Adaptor
by Jay Painter
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Book Review Internet Programming with Python
by Dwight Johnson
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Book Review Unix Programming Tools
by Andrew L. Johnson
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Book Review Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment
by David Bausum
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Book Review Apache: The Definitive Guide
by Luca Cott Ramusino
WWWsmith
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Linux as an Internet Kiosk
by Kevin McCormick
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At the Forge Integrating SQL with CGI, Part 1
by Reuven Lerner
Columns
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Letters to the Editor
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From the Publisher
Internet Changes/Linux Changes
by Phil Hughes
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Stop the Presses
What Price High-Performance I/O?
by Phil Hughes
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Linux Apprentice
DDD—The Data Display Debugger
by Shay Rojansky
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Take Command
cat
by Patrick Hill
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Linux Means Business
Grundig TV-Communications
by Ted Kenney
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New Products
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System Administration
Pgfs: The PostGres File System
by Brian Bartholomew
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Kernel Korner
Kernel-Level Exception Handling
by Joerg Pommnitz
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Linux Gazette
The Dotfile Generator
by Jesper K Pedersen
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Best of Technical Support