Steve Heller

The CD-ROM includes the DJGPP C++ compiler, instructions for running the compiler.

The C++ Training Guide

Patrick O'Neil

Wendy C. Ortiz

Yuvi Zalkow

Daniel José Older

Susan Southard

Elizabeth Earley

Andromeda Romano-Lax

Bernadette Murphy

Laraine Herring

Jillian Lauren

Naomi Benaron

Joan Dempsey

Tara Ison

Noriko Nakada

Alistair McCartney

Gayle Brandeis

Michael Passafiume

Adrian Ernesto Cepeda

Dawna Kemper

Wendy Hudson

Rochelle Newman

Gordon Lee Johnson

F. Douglas Brown

Anna Scotti

Antoinette Brim

Jose Hernandez Diaz

Valentina Gnup

Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo

Steve De Jarnatt

Lauren Schmidt

Topper Lilien

Lisbeth Andriessen

Deborah Bauer

Antonia Crane

Tammy Delatorre

Jacqueline Heinze

LaToya Jordan

Hazel Kight Witham

David Bumpus

Raymond Gaston

Katelyn Keating

Lise Quintana

Arielle Silver

Wendy Dutwin

Seth Fischer

Michael Leal García

Khadija Anderson

Angela Brommel

M. L. Brown

Joe Jiménez

Tanya Ko Hong

Shelly Krehbiel

Gina Loring

Allie Marini

Maiana Minahal

Jim Natal

Daniel G. Reinhold

Chrys Tobey

Reyan Grande

2017 marked the 20th anniversary of the founding of the MFA in Creative Writing Program at Antioch University Los Angeles. We commemorated this occasion with a special edition of our journal. Lunch Ticket Special: Celebrating 20 Years of Antioch¿s MFA in Creative Writing features new and previously published works by Antioch MFA alumni.

Celebrating 20 Years of Antioch's MFA in Creative Writing

Lunch Ticket Special

CD-ROM contains: DJGPP compiler and source code for the examples in the book.

Optimizing C++

What We Choose to Remember

Efficient C/C++ Programming describes a practical, real-world approach to efficient C/C++ programming. Topics covered range from how to save storage using a restricted character set and how to speed up access to records by employing hash coding and caching. A selective mailing list system is used to illustrate rapid access to and rearrangement of information selected by criteria specified at runtime. Comprised of eight chapters, this book begins by discussing factors to consider when deciding whether a program needs optimization. In the next chapter, a supermarket price lookup system is used to illustrate how to save storage by using a restricted character set and how to speed up access to records with the aid of hash coding and caching. Attention is paid to rapid retrieval of prices. A selective mailing list system is then used to illustrate rapid access to and rearrangement of information selected by criteria specified at runtime. The book also considers the Huffman coding and arithmetic coding methods of data compression; a token-threaded interpreter whose code can run faster than equivalent compiled C code, due to its greater code density; a customer database program with variable-length records; and index and key access to variable-length records. The final chapter summarizes the characteristics of the algorithms encountered in previous chapters, as well as the future of the art of optimization. This monograph will be a useful resource for practicing computer programmers and those who intend to be working programmers.

Smaller, Faster, Better

Efficient C/C++ Programming

John McGrath

Winn Atkins

Barry Becton

Bill Berman

Mike Bertman

Robert Cornet

Maire Griffin

Mark Harding

Eleni Houghton

Dwayne Kratt

Ken Lane

LaTanya Langley

Greg Leonard

Zsoka McDonald

John Merrigan

Marja Mullineaux

Jon Pageler

Rachel Rosenblatt

Dan Sanborn

Virginia Sanchez

Josh Sanders

Jessica Schilling

Alanna Stone

Tammy Thompson

Elizabeth Wise

Gary Zizka

John Ashford

Sari Brecher

Craig Chester

Lou Colasuonno

Gillian Cook

Joshua Friesen

Maura Jeffords

Guy L. Smith IV

Glenn R. Marchi

William Georges

Erica J. Johnson

Nyree Pinto

Irené Waldman

Jessica Woolley

Over the past decade, the Diageo North America Corporate Relations team has been the driving force in the transformation of the place of distilled spirits in American society - a transformation that many in the industry considered an impossible task. This book tells the story of how our team accomplished the impossible. It begins with the team's leader, Guy Smith, explaining our origin and accomplishments, and describing The Seven Guideposts to Achieving the Impossible, which the team members exemplified by achieving remarkable results for Diageo and in their own lives. These stirring and engaging stories will help managers, leaders and executives inspire their teams and their organizations, and move their businesses forward beyond all expectations, by helping them and their teams connect to experiences in their own lives that show that they have already accomplished the impossible. Note: All proceeds from the book will be donated to the Spirit of the Americas Foundation.

If It's Not Impossible, It's Not Interesting

"Unlike many beginners' books, C++: A Dialog uses industry-standard C++ and the latest standard libraries - giving you skills you can use with any standard C++ toolset, in any programming environment. You even get all the example code and a standard C++ compiler on CD-ROM so you can write and compile your own standard C++ programs on any 32-bit Microsoft Windows platform."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Programming with the C++ Standard Library

C++: a Dialogue

Steve Heller

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